I build security research tooling and CLI automation frameworks that make Linux and Termux environments faster to work with — package management, reconnaissance, and workflow automation, with a focus on cross-platform reliability and clean engineering over flashy scope-creep.
Most of what I ship is aimed at one problem: manual, repetitive terminal work should be automated, not memorized. Whether that's a universal package-manager wrapper, a one-command tool installer, or an environment sanity checker, the goal is the same — fewer steps, fewer footguns, predictable behavior.
Security-testing tools in this profile are built and published for authorized research, learning, and consenting-target engagements only. Every repo that touches offensive tooling says so explicitly, and I mean it.
- 🔭 Currently maintaining pkgwrap — a universal CLI wrapper across 17 package managers (apt, pacman, dnf, brew, winget, and more)
- 🛠️ Building Tool-X — a centralized installer/manager for 1000+ security & OSINT tools on Termux/Linux
- 🌱 Currently deep in: safe subprocess handling, cross-platform CLI design, and CI hardening
- 💬 Ask me about: Termux internals, package-manager quirks across distros, or bug-bounty triage workflow
- 📫 Reach me at termuxvibes@gmail.com
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One command, every package manager. A universal CLI wrapper unifying apt, pacman, dnf, yum, apk, brew, zypper, xbps, nix, eopkg, emerge, MacPorts, FreeBSD/OpenBSD pkg, winget, and choco behind one consistent interface — with safe-by-default confirmation handling and zero forced non-interactive flags.
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A centralized CLI framework automating installation and management of 1000+ security, OSINT, and hacking tools for Termux, Linux, and Android terminals — numeric-ID execution, auto dependency detection, and multi-platform package-manager support.
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A complete A–Z reference of Termux and Linux commands, with practical examples, networking references, and learning resources for anyone getting serious about the terminal.
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A minimal, multi-language-compatible CLI tool that validates environment configuration — ensuring required variables in
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Building tools that respect the user's time — and the law. Every offensive-security tool in this profile is for authorized, consenting, or lab environments only.