Modern CLI scripts made easy.
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Aug 18, 2026 - Go
Modern CLI scripts made easy.
Shef is a powerful CLI framework for cooking up dynamic shell recipes.
ChatOps Engine for Slack, written in Go, inspired by Hubot and Jenkins
Store and reuse your history and one liner scripts from anywhere, better than gists
Advanced Network Reconnaissance, Enum & Vulnerability Discovery Framework : A blazing-fast, comprehensive reconnaissance tool built in Go for modern security professionals.
Ron: A simple bash task runner to run any executable file inside a .ron directory or `ron.yaml` file!
SISHC is a tool for managing sish http(s)/tcp tunnels. Quickly create persistent or temporary tunnels to your apps.
Write and document recurring development tasks inside a shell script and run them from anywhere inside your projects folder structure.
DEPRECATED: A small collection of file and shell related utilities in go. See https://caltechlibrary.github.io/datatools
Share scripts like messages and execute them you do "npm start". No tedious shares on slack, no repo clones and pulls manually.
Our answers for Bashaway 2024 first round & final round, organized by SLIIT FOSS Community.
ScriLa is a scripting language that adopts a syntax reminiscent of Go and C++, and it compiles down to Bash.
Dockerizing a simple web application, deploy it to a Kubernetes cluster using Argo CD, and manage its release process with canary deployment stratagy.
an cmd utility that mounts your drives in linux based on json file data
Natural language to terminal commands, powered by Claude
Command line option parser for Bash scripts
The application is for keeping a new born child's biological records (like parents info, blood group, weight, length, skin color, eye color, hair color, birthday, breathing and heart rate, vaccination info etc.) in a secure distributed ledger using Blockchain cryptographic hash function. There is a network with two organization as certificates i…
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