AK Agent Tools is a small ecosystem of tools designed to be useful from AI agents, automation scripts, and terminal workflows.

AK Agent Tools are built around a few principles:

• Agent-friendly interfaces: clear CLI commands, JSON output, predictable behavior, and composable workflows.
• Human-usable too: tools should remain pleasant to use directly from a terminal or browser.
• Local-first when possible: prefer operating on local files, local config, and explicit user-controlled state.
• Small sharp tools: each project should solve a real, bounded problem well instead of becoming a generic platform.
• Safe automation: destructive or external side effects should be explicit, inspectable, and easy to verify.
• Durable workflows: tools should support repeatable daily use by humans and agents, not only one-off demos.

A polished web viewer for an Obsidian vault, designed to make local notes easier to browse, inspect, and use from agent-assisted workflows.

• Repository: arkan/notes-web
• Role: notes/vault browsing and local knowledge access

A Rust CLI/TUI for personal banking workflows, intended to make financial data easier to inspect and reason about from the terminal.

• Repository: arkan/banqline
• Role: banking/finance CLI and TUI

An unofficial Go CLI for Auchan.fr grocery shopping: product search, cart management, and order-history reuse from terminal or scripts.

• Repository: arkan/auchan-cli
• Role: grocery automation and cart operations

A Rust CLI/TUI task manager for Obsidian Markdown TODO files, with stable IDs, recurrence, backlog, and agent-friendly workflows.

• Repository: arkan/td
• Role: Markdown task management and agent-friendly TODO workflows

A Rust TUI/CLI for Zellij-based development workflows: project switching, git worktrees, sessions, and terminal automation from one dashboard.

• Repository: arkan/zigzag
• Role: development workspace orchestration with Zellij and git worktrees

This is currently a lightweight ecosystem marker, not a package manager or framework. The main purpose is to make related repositories easy to discover and document a shared product direction.