Chaos Toolkit
chaostoolkit.orgA Python command-line toolkit for authoring and running declarative chaos experiments against configured systems.
A Python command-line toolkit for authoring and running declarative chaos experiments against configured systems.
A cross-platform IDE with language-aware editing, refactoring, project wizards, and application tooling.
Personal account forecasts with recurring series and budget progress markers
A cloud grid for running browser and mobile application tests on remote devices.
Managed platform for building and running AI agents that work on schedules and triggers.
A native macOS code editor with project tools, Git integration, and an extension system under active development.
Open-source desktop app for running AI models on your own machine or connecting to online models.
Hiking skills, camping equipment and trail reading
A browser route sketcher with distance, elevation and GPX export
A Cardano browser wallet for supported hardware devices and existing wallet credentials
A personal garden-writing archive with seed and growing projects
Triathlon planning with swim-bike-run coordination and race-specific tools
A Scratch-derived block-programming editor with a compiled runtime and JavaScript extension support.
Run containerized apps and jobs on serverless compute that can scale with HTTP traffic or events.
Rent a physical server and manage its operating system, rescue tools, and network settings through Robot.
A browser-only Jupyter distribution for running interactive notebooks from static web files.
Inject controlled failures into services and infrastructure to test reliability and recovery behavior.
Compose file-processing jobs from import, conversion, and export tasks.
A reactive Python notebook editor that saves notebooks as ordinary Python files.
A container-level chaos tool for disrupting Docker, containerd and Podman workloads with lifecycle, network and resource faults.
Run upstream-compatible Kubernetes clusters on Akamai Cloud without operating the control plane.
Self-hosted discussion forums with approval rules for users or whole forums
Build native programs with Rust and manage their packages and builds through Cargo.