The fast, keyboard-driven tools we wanted ourselves — open-sourced.

Products

Alongside our client work, we build and open-source developer tools for the platforms we work with every day.

Screenshot of ebman: the environment table listing AWS Elastic Beanstalk environments with status, health, version and cost.

A look at ebman — the kind of fast, keyboard-driven tool we build.

Capability maps and CI gates for AI-written code — candor maps which functions reach the network, the filesystem, a database or a subprocess, and fails the PR that crosses a declared boundary. Engines for Rust and the JVM.

Read https://github.com/tombaldwin/candor/blob/main/AGENTS.md and follow it to map this repo's effects.

Paste that to your coding agent — it does the rest.

A k9s-style terminal UI for AWS Elastic Beanstalk — triage red environments, stream logs and ship new versions, all from the keyboard.

$ brew install tombaldwin/tap/ebman
$ cargo install ebman

Latest: v0.25.0 · yesterday

A k9s-style Postgres TUI for Java and AWS shops. It auto-discovers datasources from your Spring config, turns Hibernate and RDS logs (and pasted JDBC) back into runnable SQL with N+1 detection, and adds safe-by-default DBA panels — schema browser, EXPLAIN, slow queries, locks and more.

Utilities

Free web tools we built for our own use.

Paste any URL and see how it unfurls on LinkedIn, Slack, X and iMessage — with a checklist of what’s missing or off. There’s a JSON API for scripts and agents too.

Open the tool → · API reference