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bore is a small command-line tool focused solely on forwarding TCP traffic. A local client connects to a remote bore server and exposes a localhost port on an assigned or selected remote port. You can use the public bore.pub instance or run the same single binary as your own server, with an optional shared secret for authentication. It intentionally omits domains, HTTP routing, dashboards, and other platform features.

Coasts lets you build once and run several isolated copies of a full development environment on one machine. Each worktree can have its own volumes, networking, and dynamic ports, while one selected instance owns the familiar canonical ports. It works with an existing Docker Compose setup or without one, stays local and offline-first, and is currently macOS-first with extra Linux setup needed for privileged ports.

Linode-API Skill combines a stdlib-only Python CLI with a matching Claude skill for operating the Linode API. It keeps tokens in OS-native storage, classifies requests into read, mutating, destructive, billable, financial, and privilege tiers, and requires explicit flags before mutations. Every mutation is recorded locally. The project is an early alpha, so production use calls for dry runs and a code audit first.

okctl is the command-line client for the Ownkube developer platform. It handles browser-based authentication, AWS account connection and verification, and inspection of clusters, environments, registries, deployments, logs, revisions, and connection details. The repository also ships an agent skill that helps Claude, Cursor, Codex, Copilot, or Cline choose the appropriate command for diagnostics and resource lookups.