SAW: Build Structured Multi-Agent AI Workflows on Linux
Learn how to install safe-agentic-workflow (SAW) on Linux, add it to a project alongside Claude Code,…
12 Best Command-Line FTP Clients for Linux Users
Most Linux guides still recommend the same FTP clients they listed years ago, even though some…
Prometheus TSDB: Manage Data Storage and Retention on Linux
Prometheus stores every metric it collects in its own time-series database (TSDB). Over time, this database…
Yazi: Fast Rust-Based Terminal File Manager for Linux
Yazi is a terminal-based file manager written in Rust that lets you browse, preview, and manage…
agentOS: Run AI Agents in a Secure Linux Sandbox
I burned through half of my E2B sandbox budget in just two weeks by spinning up…
obsidian-skills: Teach Claude Code How to Work with Obsidian
If you’ve ever watched an AI coding agent mess up your Obsidian vault, this can help….
OpenCode: AI Agent That Reads and Edits Code in Terminal
OpenCode brings an AI coding agent right into your terminal. Once you see it understand an…
herdr: A Terminal Tool for Managing Multiple AI Coding Agents
If you run multiple AI coding agents at the same time, you’ve probably faced this problem:…
Flyline: Add Syntax Highlighting, Fuzzy Search, and AI to Bash
If your Bash prompt still feels like it belongs in 2005, with no syntax highlighting, no…
Try uutils-coreutils: Rust Alternative to GNU Coreutils
For years, I never gave GNU coreutils much thought. They’re the standard Linux commands like ls,…
Nushell: A Better Shell for Files, Processes, and JSON
If you’ve ever chained together ls, awk, and grep just to find a file or extract…
Set Up a Local Caching DNS Resolver with Unbound on Rocky Linux 10
Every time your server needs to look up a domain name, it sends a DNS request…
Install GNOME on Rocky Linux 10 Using ISO (Offline)
Rocky Linux 10 installs as a minimal text-only server by default, and if you need a…
5 Google Docs Alternatives You Can Self-Host on Linux
Google Docs is probably one of the most widely used office suites in the world, but…
at Command: Schedule One-Time Linux Tasks Without Cron
The at command lets you queue a one-off task to run once at a specific time,…