zmk-firmware

Industrial design files for Keychron keyboards and mice. 100+ models with CAD assets in STEP, DXF, DWG, and PDF. Source-available, with commercial use allowed for original compatible accessories within the license terms.

A curated list of awesome ZMK firmware resources, links, zmk-config's, zmk-drivers, tools, hardware, and community projects.

A graphical tool for creating custom ZMK shields. Configure ZMK for your custom keyboard without writing code.

ZMK Firmware for the Charybdis 3x6 Keyboard

horizontal widgets for keyboards with dongles, splits and non-splits using the nice!view (bongocat, wpm, caps, batt, etc.)

Custom keymap editor and visualiser for ZMK keyboards

Public Repository for Altar I Keyboard Firmware Releases

Proof of concept where swapper implemented as external module

Reproducible ZMK firmware and permanent UF2 releases for the Tiny18 wireless split keyboard

ZMK Keymap editor and configurator.

ZMK module for switching a logical layout inside the keyboard.

ZMK module to persistently switch layers.

Proof of concept where num-word behavior implemented as external module for zmk

First ergo keyboard; Based on TBK Mini. Uses SuperMini NRF52840 chip (ProMicro V2).

Rust + Python client for the ZMK Studio RPC API (Serial + BLE)

Your coding agents, live on your desk: Claude Code and Codex sessions (Windows or WSL) as RGB lanes on a Corsair or Keychron keyboard, numpad, or Stream Deck — running, waiting on you, done, or failed. One press summons the agent or answers it. It never acts on an agent's behalf.

ZMK firmware config for Corne split keyboard (42-key) on Nice!Nano v2 — Upgraded to ZMK main (Zephyr 4.1/LVGL 9). Miryoku-style QWERTY layout with homerow mods, 15 combos, custom OLED with PARIX keycap glitch animation, RGB underglow, mouse/pointing, and ZMK Studio support.

Selene (Totem) and Themis (Totem) config

Nice shield for the lesser of 2 evils

ZMK config for the tk46v6 split keyboard (Seeed XIAO nRF52840): shields + west.yml pulling five custom modules, cloud-built via GitHub Actions.