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i built env-audit because every project i've seen has a messy .env file so i made a tool that just tells you what's wrong it flags unused variables undeclared ones and anything missing from .env.example. also auto generates a clean example file run it with no install: npx env-audit audit github: htt
This article is a machine translation of the contents of the following URL, which I wrote in Japanese: Hello, I’m @H0ukiStar. When you create an AWS account, a VPC called the default VPC is automatically created in each region. This default VPC consists only of public subnets, and the default subnet
You know that thing where you clone a repo and spend the first 15–20 minutes just trying to figure out what it even is? You open package.json, look for scripts, check if there's a Dockerfile, search for the entry point, wonder if there are tests anywhere. And you do this every single time. I got ann
Level 300 As cloud architects and consultants, we've all been there: conducting Well-Architected Framework Reviews (WAFR) that take weeks of manual effort—collecting data, interviewing stakeholders, cross-referencing AWS documentation, and producing reports that often arrive too late to drive meanin
A Free Terminal Tool for Resistor Color Codes — No Browser Required Every electronics workbench eventually has the same pile: unmarked resistors, half-read color bands, and the reflex to open a browser tab just to confirm what you already suspected. I got tired of that. So I built a CLI tool in pure
In backend systems, one of the most common debugging workflows is also one of the most frustrating: tracing a single request across multiple services using logs. You usually end up jumping between: log files on different servers Docker containers SSH sessions into machines repeated grep commands and
Google is debuting a new AI Ultra plan priced at $100, which will give users 5x more usage limit than the AI Pro plan alongside Antigravity 2.0 launch.
5 CLI Tools I Use to Keep Terminal Workflows Less Annoying The terminal is supposed to make work faster, which is funny, because mine regularly turns into a junk drawer with a cursor. Old commands hide in history, aliases multiply quietly, and somehow I still end up searching the web for the same ta
I used vibe coding to take control of my subscriptions.
This blog was originally published on Descope. Need to add authentication to your command-line tool? Most command-line applications rely on API keys, manual token management, and other methods that create friction for users who just want to get authenticated. In this blog, we'll walk through the cha
I built a landing page for my own CLI tool, and I ended up using the CLI itself to keep everything organized. Felt worth sharing. Last week I made Progflow, a workspace manager for Linux and Termux. You give it a project and it opens your editor, opens URLs, sets environment variables, all in one co
