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These are the two I'm currently centering my playtime around. I've done an orbital refinery with Kethane and KAS is awesome as it gives EVAs a lot more purpose (you can reinforce, build, repair, attach, transfer fuel.)
This Docking computer[kerbalspaceport.com] is amazing, it has helped me a lot nailing dockings right on rendezvous. Way better than Romfarer's Lazor.
TAC Fuel Balancer [kerbalspaceport.com] has helped me a lot with fuel on stations, and it's a nice addon to have in case you realize you forgot to put fuel lines in a ship when it's already halfway to Bop.
All those telling you not to are wrong. Dammit. WRONG!!
vvvvvvvvvv GO, GO , GO vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv
I use Kosmos/novapunch for parts, Kethane for refuel/lategame, krag's planet factory for longer career, ISP (interstellar space pack) which is amazing, adds late game parts, tech (non OP warpdrive), science and pretty much everything you could want to extend late game and options. Active texture reduction to save on precious RAM and finally mechjeb autopilot. A small add-on is a part sorter if you have lots of part mods, it makes finding stuff a lot easier.
Editor Extensions looks amazing and I'm going to try that when I have some free time.
All of the standard reasons people use to defend mechjeb use apply, but unlike with mechjeb the mod only gives you a toolkit with which to make the autopilot rather than handing you one that already was working out of the box. That way it's more like your space agency is making the autopilot as it (you) learn what you're doing. A universe in which computer software exists that knows how to perform a task that zero people have yet learned how to do in your space program seems wrong to me, as there'd be nobody to have written that software.