Developer who builds tools for other developers. That guy with the keyboard.

I spend most of my time on developer tooling: command-line interfaces, Frappe/ERPNext workflows, and small open-source skills that make everyday engineering smoother. I like sharp tools, sensible defaults, and software that gets out of your way.

• Developer CLIs that fold fiddly, multi-step setups into a single command.
• Frappe/ERPNext libraries and Docker workflows for faster local development.
• Open-source agent skills that give coding agents like Claude Code practical, real-world capabilities.

• caffeinated-whale-cli  Python
  A CLI for managing Frappe/ERPNext Docker instances during local development. One command spins up a full environment, with smart port handling, cross-project search, container lifecycle controls, and interactive site backup and restore. Install it with pip install caffeinated-whale-cli and drive it through cwcli.

• windows-from-wsl  Agent skill
  A skill for Claude Code and compatible agents that drives a Windows host from inside a WSL2 session through interop: winget installs, PowerShell, path translation, and launching Windows apps, all behind a sandbox-aware safety contract.

• gitcarousel  Bash
  A tmux dashboard pane that rotates through multiple repositories, showing a compact status and commit graph for each. Built from pure bash, tmux, and git.

• glab-axi  TypeScript
  An AXI-compliant wrapper around the GitLab glab CLI, built for autonomous agents. It emits token-efficient TOON output, ships minimal default schemas, and works with both gitlab.com and self-hosted instances.

• Utils  JavaScript
  A utility library for Frappe forms that smooths over common tasks like form navigation, field management, workflow handling, and validation by operating on Frappe's global form object.

• Umbra  JavaScript
  A lightweight utility for Frappe forms that hides UI and form elements with clean, minimal code.

• GitHub: @karotkriss
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