/var/log/tools.log

> cat tools.manifest

Scripts, apps, and utilities for Mac admins and engineers. Built, tested, and trusted.

08 tools 03 sections 03 my projects

01 / My_Projects

Tools and apps I built and maintain.

TermTrek termtrek.work A browser-based engineering sandbox. Learn Git, Python, and Bash by typing real commands into a simulated terminal and code editor. Zero setup, no sign-up required.
HTML JavaScript WebAssembly Pyodide
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OpenDeck opendeck.work A zero-config, browser-based presentation builder. Create polished tech and corporate decks instantly. Privacy-first — everything stays on your machine.
HTML JavaScript CSS Open Source
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SOFA Bot github.com/chrisglaske/sofa-google-chat-bot A serverless bot that monitors the SOFA feed and posts critical Apple security alerts directly to Google Chat. Keep your team informed without manual checking.
Python Serverless macOS Security
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02 / Community_Tools

Open-source tools I use and recommend for Mac administration.

Installomator The standard for installing software via MDM. Handles downloading, verifying, and installing.
macOS · Scripting→
Nudge Encourages macOS updates. Keeps users secure without being annoying.
macOS · Security→
Munki Managed software installation for macOS. An absolute essential for custom workflows.
macOS · Management→
SwiftDialog Create native-looking macOS dialogs using Swift. Perfect for user-facing notifications and onboarding.
macOS · UI/UX→
Santa Binary authorization system for macOS. Allow or deny binaries based on certificates.
macOS · Security→

03 / External_Resources

Sites and communities worth bookmarking.

SOFA Simple Organized Feed for Apple. Essential for tracking OS versions and XProtect data.
Reference→
MacAdmins.org The community home. Join the Slack workspace to connect with thousands of other admins.
Community→
Note: I do not own or maintain the repositories and websites listed above unless explicitly stated. These are open-source projects created by the community. Please research each tool thoroughly and test within your own environment before deployment.