Windows · Gaming
WoW Diagnostic & Repair Toolkit
Investigate World of Warcraft problems, review read-only diagnostics, and choose repairs when you need them.
Meet RebelTortuga
Built to help. Made to simplify. For peace of mind.
Watch a quick introduction to the Windows utilities, gaming tools, and local AI workflows I share with the community.
The project collection
Find your next useful tool.
Nine practical projects, from diagnosing a stubborn game or browser problem to creating images and video with AI on your own computer.
ComfyUI · Custom node
ComfyUI Clean Slate
Clear selected current images and prompts without deleting saved files or breaking workflow connections.
Windows · Browser
Firefox Diagnostic & Repair Toolkit
Inspect browser issues, select a Firefox profile, back up settings, and review repair options.
Windows · Browser
Brave Diagnostic & Repair Toolkit
Diagnose Brave browser problems, select backups, and make deliberate troubleshooting choices.
Windows · Utilities
Shell Diagnostic & Repair Toolkit
Check local shell tools and folders, make selected backups, and verify what was saved.
ComfyUI · Image editing
Qwen Image Edit
Describe an image change in plain language and optionally use a painted mask for targeted edits.
ComfyUI · Inpainting
SDXL Inpainting
Text-guided selection, mask refinement, crop-and-stitch editing, and an upscale pass.
ComfyUI · Image to video
Wan Video — Quality
Animate a reference image locally with Wan 2.2, adjustable prompts, and quality-focused settings.
ComfyUI · Image to video
Wan Video — Higher Resolution
A higher-resolution local Wan 2.2 option with controls for motion and rendering time.
Simple by design
Pick a project. Make it yours.
01
Explore the project
Open its GitHub page to understand what it does, its requirements, and important limitations.
02
Download the release
Choose the versioned ZIP from GitHub Releases. No purchase or payment information required.
03
Follow the README
Use the installation and safety guidance. AI workflows need compatible local models and hardware.
Behind the turtle
Hey, I'm Adam.
I'm an independent creator, gamer, and tech enthusiast who likes solving practical problems and exploring what local AI can do.
RebelTortuga is where I share the tools and workflows I build along the way. I want them to be useful, understandable, and free for the community. If you've found a bug or have an idea, I'd love constructive feedback through the relevant GitHub repository.
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