▸ orias
activeDev-first live dashboard for the terminal. Shows system stats, git repo status, services, ports, and directory sizes, all configured in one TOML file.
- ratatui
- sysinfo
- gix
- tokio
$ whoami robert (r0tten0x): systems & rust developer
Menu bar utilities, background daemons, and terminal system observers, built in Rust for macOS. 27 years in IT, now spent automating the boring parts.
❯ ls --apps
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$ cd ~/about
Robert (R0tten0x) has spent 27 years in IT, across system architecture, software engineering, and technical leadership. These days most of that goes into Rust: menu bar utilities, background daemons that tidy the filesystem, and terminal dashboards that show what the machine is doing. They're small, fast, single-purpose tools that run quietly and stay out of the way.
get in touch →$ cd ~/apps
Dev-first live dashboard for the terminal. Shows system stats, git repo status, services, ports, and directory sizes, all configured in one TOML file.
Detects a wired connection on macOS and switches for you: ethernet in turns Wi-Fi off, ethernet out turns it back on. Posts a notification either way and runs as a launchd agent.
Menu bar memory-pressure monitor. The chip icon turns green, yellow, or red as macOS memory pressure changes.
Coffee-cup menu bar toggle that keeps your Mac awake with one click.
Background file mover. Watches Downloads and Desktop, sorts documents by extension, and files images by metadata trigger words and dimensions.
Size-triggered archiver. When a watched folder passes its threshold, Styx zips the older files, holds the archive until the backup drive is connected, and notifies you at each step.
The first terminal stats viewer, covering disks, network, SSH, Time Machine, and shell aliases. It was the prototype for Orias.
# earlier work
$ cd ~/stack
$ cd ~/contact
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