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Actions Toolbox
Reusable GitHub Actions for consistent repository workflows, shared CI steps and repeatable project setup, so common jobs do not have to be rewritten in every repository.
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After Hours
After Hours contains the projects that happen when the serious work is finished and someone says, "I wonder if we could...". Small, playful tools, written because they were fun to make.
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AI Toolbox
AI tools and utilities for models, assistants and agent work. Shared helpers for talking to language models, and for keeping agent skills and project notes in one place across a team's repositories.
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API Extractor Toolbox
API extraction and transformation tools for pulling structured data from application interfaces and shaping it so it can be collected, compared and reused.
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AWS Toolbox
Automation tools and utilities for Amazon Web Services, covering everyday cloud operations, account tasks and infrastructure management without repeating the same console work.
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CI/CD Toolbox
Components, linters and helpers for CI/CD pipelines, from checks you run locally to reusable GitHub Actions workflows that keep the same quality gates on every repository.
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Database Toolbox
Database tools and scripts for analysis, migration and automation across relational, document and other storage systems, so routine data work does not stay as one-off queries.
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Developers Toolbox
Developer utilities and productivity-enhancing scripts for everyday software work and local development environments, from small helpers to shared project tooling.
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Docker Toolbox
Docker containers, base images and utilities for building, running and maintaining containerised applications, including the supporting images those workloads depend on.
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Git Hooks Toolbox
Reusable Git hooks for linting, testing, security and enforcing code quality before changes leave the local repository, so those checks run at commit and push time.
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Git Toolbox
Scripts, aliases and tools for everyday Git workflows, repository maintenance and version-control operations, from day-to-day shortcuts to wider workspace checks.
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GitHub Toolbox
Utilities for managing GitHub organisations, repositories and workflows, so routine administration can be done in bulk instead of one repository at a time.
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Miscellaneous Toolbox
Assorted tools, utilities and supporting projects that do not belong in a dedicated domain toolbox and would otherwise have nowhere else to live in the catalogue.
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Monitoring Toolbox
Monitoring and observability tools for system visibility, so the behaviour and health of applications and infrastructure can be understood while they are running.
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Notifications Toolbox
Notification and messaging tools for automation and alerts, so projects can reach people on the channels they already use when something needs attention.
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Security Toolbox
Security-focused tools for scanning, auditing and hardening, so common weaknesses are found and reduced before they spread through repositories and deployments.
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Spider Toolbox
Web spiders and crawlers for collecting information from websites and turning that material into structured data that can be stored, compared and analysed.
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SRE Toolbox
Site reliability engineering tools focused on availability, resilience and performance, so production systems stay understandable and recoverable when they are under load.
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The Lupaxa Blueprints
Organisation and repository templates and blueprints for consistent starting points, so new work begins from the same foundations instead of a blank repository.
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The Lupaxa Internal Toolbox
Member-only repositories for early-stage development, security work before disclosure, planning, release preparation and private support for public projects.
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The Lupaxa Lab
A space for experimental ideas, prototypes and technical investigations. Work here can stay an experiment, or later grow into an established project of its own.
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The Lupaxa Project
The central public organisation for shared standards, documentation, workflows, brand assets and other resources that the other organisations rely on.
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Workstation Toolbox
Tools for local operating-system environments, shell configuration, package-management helpers and workstation automation, so developer machines can be set up and kept in a known state.
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