Compress the output of saltstack-runs to make it easier to review changes that happen to a lot of servers.

Your tiny friendly rusty neighborhood monitoring CLI tool, featuring Nagios/Sensu-compatible checks

Receives syslog messages from nginx and stores them in a PostgreSQL database.

a CLI to manage your otoroshi clusters with style ;)

A selection of useful array operations

A very simple secret vault.

OmniDirector is the OmniCloud service that is responsible from managing VMs across any number of cloud providers

A crew of AI agents that diagnoses and fixes real infrastructure problems — Guardian-controlled, safety-first, built in Rust.

A selection of useful math operations on arrays

SRE Tool for CenterDevice - AWS Lambda Functions

profile manages column-scoping configurations for report tools — defining which columns to include, key alignment, and normalization rules for rvl, compare, and shape.

shape is a structural comparability gate — deterministically answering whether two datasets can be compared at all by checking schema overlap, key uniqueness, granularity, and type shifts.

CMD+RVL's Kovrex agent wrapper

rvl reveals the smallest set of numeric changes that explain what actually changed between two datasets — or confidently tells you nothing changed.

Automate infra fixes with Rust AI agent squads that triage problems, run commands, and apply safe repairs fast

benchmark scores row-oriented candidate datasets against human-validated gold assertions, separating wrong values from missing values with deterministic reports.

twinning is an in-memory database twin that speaks the real wire protocol — fast, ephemeral, constraint-checked storage for developing and testing extraction code without a real database.

docker health daemon: restarts unhealthy containers, healing the world of all maladies — magical and mundane alike — one container at a time.

vacuum enumerates artifacts in scope and emits a stable JSONL manifest of files and metadata — path, size, mtime, extension — without hashing, parsing, or interpreting.

hash computes exact byte identity (SHA256 or BLAKE3) for data artifacts — anchoring deduplication, caching, and immutability guarantees.