Developer tools that
stay out of your way.
No vendor lock-in. No dashboards you don't need.
Just single binaries that do exactly what you expect.
No vendor lock-in. No dashboards you don't need.
Just single binaries that do exactly what you expect.
Single binaries. No dependencies. Open source forever.
Each tool solves a specific problem and nothing else. No bloat, no feature creep. It does what it was born to do.
Every tool is MIT-licensed. No freemium. No feature gating. The code is yours: read it, fork it, trust it.
Your data stays on your machine. No cloud sync, no accounts, no telemetry. Self-host everything.
Great tools are invisible. They do exactly what you expect, fail loudly when something breaks, and never surprise you.
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Yes. Every Kaze tool is MIT-licensed and open source. No freemium, no feature gating, no enterprise tier. The code is on GitHub.
Yes, Keel manages Docker containers. You need Docker installed on the host machine (or remote target). Keel itself is a single binary with zero dependencies.
Helm runs inside Claude Code and uses Claude as its AI engine. The agent definitions are plain markdown files, no proprietary runtime or locked-in model.
Yes, Mole is designed to be self-hosted. You need a MySQL database, Valkey for caching, and an Anthropic API key. Docker Compose setup is provided.
All Kaze tools support Linux (amd64, arm64) and macOS (amd64, arm64). Windows support varies by tool, check each tool's docs for details.
