Open Source
Code I've given away
Tools I publish and maintain, plus patches I've sent upstream to projects I depend on. The second list is the one I'm prouder of — fixing someone else's bug is how you pay rent on the software you use for free.
monogit
A monorepo workflow without a monorepo
Manage every git repository under a single parent folder with one command. Branch, commit, push and open PRs across all of them at once — including cross-repo commits that share one message and carry a Monogit-Change-Id trailer linking a logical change across every repo it touched.
- ›Live watch TUI and a compact status dashboard across all repos
- ›Ordered pushes via a
dependsOn dependency graph, optionally waiting on each repo’s CI - ›Built-in MCP server, so an LLM agent can drive the whole workspace
- ›Branch tidy, workspace manifests, targeting with
--only/--except/--group
@frozencrow/api-core
Multitenant APIs without the boilerplate
A batteries-included Feathers 5 + Koa + MongoDB core for building APIs. Authentication, role-based access control, a repeatable service and hook system, and organization-level data isolation — published as reusable packages rather than a template you fork and drift from.
- ›One
createApp(options) call for a working, secured API - ›Composable services, hooks and access-control utilities
- ›Multitenant isolation at the access-control layer, not bolted on per-route
- ›Ships with
npm create @frozencrow/api to scaffold a ready-to-run project
K8s Scheduled Scaler
Scale Kubernetes workloads on a clock
A custom Kubernetes resource that scales workloads inside defined time windows. It lets you have capacity already standing before a traffic peak arrives, instead of eating the scaling lag you get when you only react to realtime usage.
- ›Prepares workloads ahead of known heavy-traffic hours
- ›Eliminates the cold-start lag of usage-based autoscaling
- ›Written while running large-scale infrastructure day to day