Start with a template

Pull latest images and restart all services with docker compose

Pull latest code from git and restart the application

Deploy files to a remote server via rsync

Remove unused Docker containers, images, and volumes

Build a Docker image and push to registry

Tail logs from a docker compose service

Create a compressed pg_dump backup

Restore a PostgreSQL database from backup

Execute pending database migrations

Show commits since the last tag

List all git branches with last commit info

Check disk usage on the server

Check memory usage on the server

Show the last N lines of a log file

Check if a systemd service is running

Show system uptime and load average

Run a weekly backup script

Remove temporary files older than 7 days

Check SSL certificate expiration

Ping a URL and report status

Check for outdated npm packages

Rolling restart a Kubernetes deployment without downtime

List all pods in a namespace with status

Tail logs from a Kubernetes pod

Scale a Kubernetes deployment up or down

Show CPU and memory usage for pods

Sync a local directory to an S3 bucket

List running EC2 instances with IPs and tags

Invoke a Lambda function and return the response

Fetch recent CloudWatch log events

Show fail2ban jail status and banned IPs

Show firewall rules and status

List all open listening ports on the machine

Show recent SSH login attempts

Run an internet speed test from the server

Perform a DNS lookup for a domain

Trace the network path to a host

Find the 20 largest files on the system — the classic "where did my disk go?" one-liner

Visual process tree with CPU and memory — ps on steroids

Find and list zombie processes haunting your system

Which process is hogging that port? Find out in one shot

ASCII weather forecast right in your terminal — because why not

Network connection summary — see who is talking to your box

Directory sizes sorted by usage — instant heatmap of disk consumption

Grep logs with context, timestamps, and color — better than scrolling through pages

List Docker images sorted by size — find the bloated ones

Rank contributors by commit count — who is carrying this repo?

One-shot system health overview — CPU, memory, disk, load, uptime all at once

List every cron job for every user on the system — no more mystery crons

Query your Pi-hole DNS stats — total queries, blocked, percentage, top clients

Enable or disable Pi-hole ad blocking on the fly — great for debugging DNS issues

Check WireGuard VPN peers, handshakes, and transfer stats

List all Tailscale nodes, their IPs, and online status

List all VMs and containers on your Proxmox node with status and resource usage

Start, stop, or restart a Proxmox VM by ID — remote power management

Test nginx config syntax and reload if valid — safe config deployment

Reload Caddy reverse proxy config — zero-downtime config updates

Trigger a Nextcloud file scan to pick up externally added files

Trigger a Plex media library scan — pick up newly added movies and shows

Trigger a Jellyfin media library scan for new content

Restart Home Assistant core — useful after config changes or addon updates

List all active Traefik HTTP routers and their rules

Show all Docker Compose projects and their container status — the homelab dashboard

Check ZFS pool health, capacity, and scrub status — keep your data safe

Check SMART health status of all drives — catch failing disks before data loss

Check UPS battery level, load, and runtime via NUT — know your power backup status

Check which Docker containers have newer images available — stay patched

Run an internet speed test from your server — check that ISP connection

Read CPU, GPU, and drive temperatures — keep your homelab cool

Install a package on Debian/Ubuntu via apt-get

Update package lists and upgrade all packages on Debian/Ubuntu

Install a package via Homebrew on macOS or Linux

Update Homebrew and upgrade all installed packages

Install an npm package globally

List globally installed npm packages that have newer versions

Install a Python package via pip

List all installed Python packages with versions

Install a package on RHEL/CentOS/Fedora

Install a package on Alpine Linux

Install a Rust binary via cargo

Install a Go binary via go install

Install a snap package on Ubuntu/supported distros

Install a Flatpak application from Flathub

Install, manage, and monitor an OpenClaw AI assistant running on your machine

Convert an image between formats using ffmpeg. Output is available as a downloadable artifact.

Export a PostgreSQL database to a downloadable SQL dump file.

Run a script that generates a PDF report, returned as a downloadable artifact.

Run a build command and download the output binary or archive as an artifact.

Capture a screenshot of a URL using a headless browser. Returned as a downloadable PNG.