Small, focused tools for operating systems and infrastructure without turning routine work into a pile of one-off commands.
Each tool lives in its own tools/<tool>/ subproject with its own package,
tests, documentation, and release boundary. The repository root provides the
shared navigation and repository policy.
| Tool | What it does | Start here |
|---|---|---|
mlxctl |
Installs MLX runtimes and exact models, then runs multiple named local inference services behind one stable loopback Gateway. | tools/mlxctl/README.md |
mlxctl is currently the only usable tool. New tools will appear here as
they become usable.
Cloud Quota Manager is developed in its
own repository under the cqmgr command name. Its planning history, product
context, design context, research, and issue tracker live there.
- Use a tool: open its README from the table above.
- Understand a tool: follow the explanation and reference links from its
README into its
docs/directory. - Browse the implementation: start in the tool's
src/directory and use its tests as executable examples of behavior. - Contribute: for tool-specific changes, work from the tool's subproject directory and run the development commands in its README. Make shared repository documentation and policy changes from the repository root.
A simplified view of the intentionally shallow layout:
.
├── README.md
└── tools/
└── <tool>/
├── README.md
├── docs/
├── src/
└── tests/
Systools is available under the MIT License. Individual tools may also carry a copy of the license inside their subproject.