DevOps

cloudflare-ops

v2.1.0

Connect a Cloudflare account once, then manage DNS records, subdomains, Pages sites, R2 buckets and Workers from the agent without opening the dashboard again. Setup is a two-minute guided flow that needs three checkboxes, not the 390-odd permissions Cloudflare would otherwise ask you to pick by hand. Works on macOS, Windows and Linux.

dokploy-ops

v2.1.0

Connect one or more self-hosted Dokploy installations once, then run what is deployed on them from the agent. See every app, database and compose stack with its real state, deploy and watch the build to the end, read logs, restart, stop, check domains and environment variables, and find out which service is broken. Setup adopts a key the machine already has, or walks through making one. Several installations are kept apart by name, so a deploy cannot land on the wrong server. Works on macOS, Windows and Linux.

hetzner-ops

v2.1.0

Connect one or more Hetzner Cloud projects once, then run the servers from the agent. List them, create, start, stop, resize, delete, manage SSH keys, firewalls, volumes, private networks, DNS zones and records, and see what the project is costing — without opening the console again. Setup adopts a token the machine already has, or walks through making one in about a minute. Several projects are kept apart by name, so a change cannot land on the wrong one by accident. Works on macOS, Windows and Linux.

namecheap-ops

v2.1.0

Connect one or more Namecheap accounts once, then run the domains from the agent. List them, see what expires and what will not renew by itself, check the balance, look up nameservers, check whether a name is free, see registration and renewal prices, change nameservers, and edit DNS records for domains that use Namecheap's own DNS — without opening the dashboard. Setup adopts a key the machine already has, and handles Namecheap's address whitelist, including sending requests through an SSH server with a fixed address when the machine's own address keeps changing. Several accounts are kept apart by name. Works on macOS, Windows and Linux.