filessh

FileSSH A TUI-based file explorer for SSH servers, which allows you to browse and manage files on a remote server, edit them in-place, and recursively download directories with parallel directory traversal. It also has the ability to quickly spawn SSH sessions to paths on the remote server...

snitch

snitch a friendlier ss / netstat for humans. inspect network connections with a clean tui or styled tables. install homebrew brew install snitch thanks to @bevanjkay for adding snitch to homebrew-core go go install github.com/karol-broda/snitch@latest nixpkgs nix-env -iA nixpkgs.snitch thanks to...

ssh-chatter

SSH-Chatter: TUI Bulletin Board System in C ssh [email protected] General BBS Software SSH-Chatter has started from a C reimplementation of the Go ssh-chat server. It mirrors/extends the original behaviour while using modern C patterns and a small, testable core. The server listens for...

PYDNS-Scanner

PYDNS Scanner 🇺🇸 English | 🇮🇷 فارسی | 🇨🇳 中文 A modern, high-performance DNS scanner with a beautiful Terminal User Interface TUI built with Textual. This tool can scan millions of IP addresses to find working DNS servers with three scan modes — Slipstream, SlipNet DNSTT, NoiseDNS, and DNS Scan —...

dnsglobe

dnsglobe A global DNS propagation checker for your terminal — a Rust TUI that queries 34 public DNS resolvers around the world in parallel, compares their answers, and shows the propagation of your record on a world map. Think dnschecker.org / whatsmydns.net, but in your terminal, with watch mode...

explain-my-curl

explain-my-curl explain-my-curl is a local-first CLI for understanding what a curl command is doing across DNS, TLS, and HTTP. This repository currently includes: A CLI command to parse and explain a curl input A starter TUI for interactive exploration Execution telemetry for DNS, TCP connect, TL...

quien

quien A better whois and domain intelligence toolkit. Interactive TUI with tabbed views for WHOIS, DNS, mail, SSL/TLS, HTTP headers, SEO analysis, and tech stack detection. Try it without installing: ssh quien.sh Install Homebrew brew install quien Ubuntu / Debian curl -fsSL...

envy

Quick Start • Configuration • Commands • Keybindings • FAQ • Documentation A secure encrypted vault for managing API keys, secrets, and environment variables. Built for developers who live in the terminal. What is Envy? I built Envy because I was tired of juggling .env files and keeping secrets...

flashingestor

flashingestor A TUI for Active Directory collection. Philosophy The main goals of this project are: 1. Be a full data ingestor compatible with BloodHound CE Community Edition 2. Be faster, less noisy, and more customizable than other collectors 3. Provide a friendly TUI terminal user interface wi...

mkdev

mkdev Real HTTPS for local dev — with a TUI and LAN sharing. mkdev runs trusted HTTPS on .local. A single Go binary: cert authority + reverse proxy + /etc/hosts + mDNS broadcast + a full TUI. What makes it different: LAN sharing Mark a route shared, hit https://app.local from your phone or any...

DNSnitch

DNSnitch Disclaimer I use that for myself, it's here if someone needs it though. Feel free to open an issue if you find bugs! The Interactive Terminal DNS Firewall DNSnitch is a local, privacy-first DNS server that puts you in complete control of your network traffic. Unlike passive blocklists,...

BamboozlEDR

BamboozlEDR Una herramienta integral de generación de eventos ETW Event Tracing for Windows diseñada para fines de prueba e investigación. BamboozlEDR cuenta con una interfaz TUI y puede generar eventos de seguridad realistas en múltiples proveedores ETW de Windows para probar las capacidades de...

snoop

snoop A syscall tracer for Linux, built on eBPF. Like strace but with a live TUI, smart filters, and argument decoding you can actually read. $ sudo snoop curl https://example.com 0.001 curl1234/1234 openatATFDCWD, "/etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt", ORDONLY = 4 0.002 curl1234/1234 read4,...

whosthere

Whosthere Local Area Network discovery tool with an interactive Terminal User Interface TUI written in Go. Discover, explore, and understand your LAN in an intuitive way. Whosthere performs unprivileged, concurrent scans using mDNS and SSDP scanners. Additionally, it sweeps the local subnet by...

regenerator2000

Regenerator 2000 A modern, interactive 6502 disassembler for Commodore 8-bit machines. A modern take on Regenerator. 🕹️ Manual Analysis — A fast, keyboard-centric TUI for hands-on exploration: navigate code, define data, label subroutines, add comments, and iteratively refine your disassembly. 🤖...

onionjuggler

OnionJuggler Feature-rich onion service manager for UNIX-like operating systems written in POSIX compliant shellscript OnionJuggler is a minimal requirement, portable collection of scripts and documentation to help the service operator juggle manage his onions. WARNING:do not trust this repo yet,...

wxpath

wxpath - declarative web graph traversal with XPath NEW: TUI - Interactive terminal interface powered by Textual for testing wxpath expressions and exporting data. Install Requires Python 3.10+. pip install wxpath For TUI support: pip install "wxpathtui" Immediately launch the TUI via uv: uvx...

essh

ESSH Un espacio de trabajo SSH con sesiones persistentes y paneles de estado en vivo. Mantén los shells remotos en ejecución a través de caídas de conexión, cambia entre hosts con teclas o el ratón, y comprueba el estado del sistema sin salir de tu terminal. ESSH usa OpenSSH para las conexiones y...

pentestagent

PentestAgent AI Penetration Testing https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/a67db2b5-672a-43df-b709-149c8eaee975 Requirements Python 3.10+ API key for OpenAI, Anthropic, or other LiteLLM-supported provider Install Clone git clone https://github.com/GH05TCREW/pentestagent.git cd pentestagent...

wlctl

wlctl WiFi TUI for NetworkManager. Why impala is a great wifi TUI but it talks to iwd. If your distro already runs NetworkManager most do — GNOME, KDE, Ubuntu, Fedora, Pop, …, you can't drop impala in without ripping the stack out. wlctl keeps the impala UX and points it at NetworkManager, so it...