A Homebrew tap for Travis Cole's (@kelp) projects.
Install any formula with its fully-qualified name (no separate
brew tap needed):
brew install kelp/tap/<formula>For example:
brew install kelp/tap/vibeutilsOr add the tap once and install by bare name:
brew tap kelp/tap
brew install vibeutilsUpgrade later with brew update && brew upgrade <formula>.
| Formula | Description |
|---|---|
vibeutils |
Modern Unix utilities with colors, icons, and progress bars |
gale |
Fast, isolated package management for developers |
bluemastodon |
Synchronize posts from Bluesky to Mastodon |
webdown |
Convert web pages to clean, readable Markdown |
Versions track each project's latest release; run brew info kelp/tap/<formula> to see what is currently packaged.
- vibeutils installs every command with a
vprefix (vls,vcp,vrm, …) to avoid clobbering the system tools. To use the unprefixed names, put thevibebindirectory on yourPATH(seebrew info kelp/tap/vibeutilsfor the exact line). On Apple Silicon, a prebuilt bottle is available; other platforms build from source (requires thezigbuild dep). - gale manages packages under
~/.gale. After install, add~/.gale/current/binto yourPATHand, for per-project environments, wire up the direnv hook —brew info kelp/tap/galeprints both commands.
Homebrew is rolling out Tap Trust, which limits how much non-official tap code Homebrew evaluates by default. No action is required from this tap or its maintainer — trust is controlled entirely on the installing user's side.
During the current transition, third-party taps still work; you
may see a brew doctor notice about untrusted taps. When
enforcement lands (Homebrew 5.2.0 / 6.0.0), installing with the
fully-qualified kelp/tap/<formula> form trusts just that item,
or you can trust the whole tap up front:
brew trust kelp/tapTo enforce explicit trust today, set
HOMEBREW_REQUIRE_TAP_TRUST=1.
Each formula installs software under its own license (see the linked project repositories). The formula definitions in this tap are MIT licensed.