Things I build when the tool I need doesn't exist yet. The platform, the CLIs, the homelab glue and the odd bit of hardware, all in one place.
All-in-one cybersecurity environment for CISOs and SOC analysts. One place to monitor, investigate and report, instead of ten disconnected tabs.
The blue-team swiss-army knife: triage logs, carve PDFs and run email checks from a single CLI, so the boring parts of an investigation take seconds.
A static dependency scanner for Node.js, Python, Rust, Ruby, PHP, Go and JVM projects. It resolves the lockfile graph and flags supply-chain compromise patterns.
Instead of injecting JS chunks into a page, this CLI downloads them locally for offline analysis: reversing, auditing, source recovery of webpack / Next.js bundles.
A CLI to manage a list of SSH hosts: list, create, edit, delete and connect through an interactive terminal interface. Hop between hosts without memorising a single IP.
A TUI password manager that lives in the terminal and holds the keys. No browser extension, no cloud, just a fast interface where the secrets stay.
macOS, kept lean. I got tired of cleaning it by hand, so I wrote a CLI that sweeps the caches, logs and cruft for me on a schedule.