emacs-consult-lsp provides helpers for interactively selecting LSP workspace diagnostics, symbols, and file symbols from emacs-lsp-mode by leveraging emacs-consult APIs.

This is an export backend for Org mode that exports buffers to HTML that is compatible with Tufte CSS (https://edwardtufte.github.io/tufte-css/).

Rail is a nREPL client based on monroe with similar features, but aims to be a more complete implementation.

This package provides a lobsters client for Emacs to browse stories and comments

The ido-completing-read+ function is a wrapper for ido-completing-read. Importantly, it detects edge cases that ordinary ido cannot handle and either adjusts them so ido can handle them, or else simply falls back to the standard Emacs completion function instead.

Discomfort is an interface to mount and unmount disks in Emacs, using UDisks2.

Ibuffer-VC adds functionality to Ibuffer for grouping buffers by their parent revision control system root directory, and for displaying, or sorting, by the status of listed files.

This package provides an Emacs client for the Meyvn build tool.

This package provides a Chinese input method which supports quanpin, shuangpin, wubi and cangjie.

Gnosis is a spaced repetition system for note-taking and self-testing where notes are formatted as Question/Answer/Explanation. Notes are reviewed at spaced intervals based on the success or failure in recalling the answer to each question.

This package provides a Flymake backend for GNU Guile using guild compile.

emacs-anaphora implements anaphoric expressions for Emacs Lisp.

Anaphoric expressions implicitly create one or more temporary variables which can be referred to during the expression. This technique can improve clarity in certain cases. It also enables recursion for anonymous functions.

Telega-contrib is a collection of third-party contributed packages to Telega.

Gnus-alias provides a simple mechanism to switch identities when using a message-mode or a message-mode derived mode. Identities can include From and Organization headers, extra headers, body and signature. Other features include:

• Switch identities in a message buffer.

• Access original message to help determine identity of the followup/reply message.

• Act on a forwarded message as if it were a message being replied to.

• Start a new message with a given Identity pre-selected.

Allows emacs-company to use child frames for its candidate menus.

emacs-company-posframe is fast enough for daily use and supports CJK languages.

This package provides a NTLM handler for the URL package.

A minor mode that hides the mode-line in your current buffer. It can be used to toggle an alternative mode-line, toggle its visibility, or simply disable the mode-line in buffers where it is not very useful.

This package provides both a basic major mode for editing CSound files, as well as a REPL for fast feedback when composing and sound-designing using CSound.

emacs-which-key is a minor mode for Emacs that displays the key bindings following your currently entered incomplete command (a prefix) in a popup. For example, after enabling the minor mode if you enter C-x and wait for the default of 1 second, the minibuffer will expand with all of the available key bindings that follow C-x (or as many as space allows given your settings).

This package provides a dmenu command for launching other commands/applications from within Emacs, similar to the dmenu program. This is especially useful when using EXWM.

This package provides a minor mode to automatically warp the mouse pointer to the center of a focused window, as well as a command to warp it to the currently selected window.

This Emacs package provides idle-highlight-mode that sets an idle timer to highlight all occurrences in the buffer of the word under the point.

Ace-jump-mode is a fast/direct cursor location minor mode. It creates an N-Branch search tree internally and marks all the possible position with predefined keys in within the whole Emacs view. This allows you to move to the character, word, or line almost directly.

Meow is yet another modal editing mode for Emacs. It aims to blend modal editing into Emacs with minimum interface with its original key-bindings, avoiding most if not all the hassle introduced by key-binding conflicts.