The widget registry for Fremkit. Browse and install these from the Fremkit admin; the machine-readable list is index.json.
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Codex sessions 1.0.0
Sessions grouped by directory, models, observed turn durations and subagents
reads codex, codex-live · commands codex
Show stored Codex sessions grouped by observed working-directory basename, with models, turn state, duration and subagent details.
Open fresh desktop chats by exact UUID and keep stale or unsupported records disabled.
Explain the Fremkit 0.3.0 history privacy opt-in and use readable source labels.
Account quotas and usage, with explicit unknown values
reads codex
Display Codex account type and plan, quota windows, and usage summaries with clear missing and stale states.
Format large token counts and durations for compact display.
Explain the required Fremkit 0.3.0 privacy opt-in and unsupported authentication modes.
Added
First release on the registry. The tokens RTK saved today and its savings rate, the overall total, and one bar per day over the last 7, 14 or 30 days. Needs a Fremkit with the rtk channel (after 0.3.0) and RTK on the Mac: brew install rtk, then set it up for your coding agent as its README says.
Show the CPU temperature and its source from Fremkit 0.3.0, with guidance for missing macmon, disabled Screen privacy access and unavailable readings. Compact mode is available.
The current job, its progress, the AMS filaments and the chamber camera feed
reads bambu:* · needs a bambu connection
Changed
Reads the theme's colours, fonts and text scale.
Called "Bambu print" rather than "Bambu job": the id stays bambu-job, which keys every placed tile, but the name is what a person reads.
needs a decl:homey-devices:homey-devices connection
Changed
The widget brings its own connection. It no longer needs the Homey connection type built into Fremkit: it declares the address, the key and the three requests it makes, and the core holds the key and makes the calls. The widget never sees it.
One key for both Homey widgets. The declaration is the same shape as the one the flows widget makes, so Fremkit offers to reuse the connection you already have. A Homey invalidates the previous key when a new one is issued, which is exactly what…
Changed
Declares its own connection. The widget now reads the Homey itself: the address and the API key are a connection you create in the admin, Fremkit holds the key and makes only the four requests this widget declares. Nothing else on the Homey is reachable.
Because that is a new permission, the update asks again.
Removed
No longer reads the homey:* channels. The built-in Homey connection type and its provider are unchanged and still serve homey-devices.
Added
First release. An Elgato Key Light: on, off, brightness and warmth, as touch targets sized for a glance.
The light needs no account and no key — it answers on your own network — so the connection asks only for its address.
Midnight blue with a cool accent: a screen that does not light the room
Added
First release on the registry. Midnight blue with a cool accent: a screen that does not light the room. Ported unchanged from Fremkit, where it shipped built in.