fwdslsh - Slash a path through the bloat

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fwdslsh

Slash a path through the bloat

Sharp tools for hackers who remember when software didn't fight you. Zero deps, instant setup, no frameworks to babysit.

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Built for the Command Line

Small, sharp programs that do one thing well

~/project
$ inform https://docs.example.com # Crawl documentation site
✓ Crawled 42 pages, saved as Markdown
$ catalog --input docs --output build --sitemap # Generate llms.txt index
✓ Generated llms.txt with 42 files indexed
$ unify build # Static site, zero config
✓ Built 23 pages in 847ms
$ git add . && giv message # AI-powered commit
✓ Generated: "feat: add documentation with automated indexing"
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giv

Git workflows on autopilot

AI-powered commit messages, changelogs, and release notes. Ships as a static binary, talks to any LLM backend, doesn't break your flow.

$ giv message $ giv changelog v1.0.0..HEAD $ giv release-notes --format markdown

Why we built it: Writing commit messages is grunt work. Let the machine do grunt work while you build.

Documentation → GitHub →
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unify

Static sites for people who remember HTML

Build sites with Apache SSI syntax and modern tooling. No JSX, no build step hell, no framework lock-in. Just fast sites that ship.

$ unify build $ unify serve $ unify watch

Why we built it: Static site generators became more complex than the sites they build. We fixed that.

Documentation → GitHub →
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inform

High-performance web content crawler

Crawl websites, extract main content, and convert to clean Markdown. Powered by Bun for maximum performance with zero dependencies.

$ inform https://docs.example.com $ inform github.com/owner/repo/tree/main/docs $ inform --include "*.md" --exclude "temp/*"

Why we built it: Documentation migration and content extraction shouldn't require heavy frameworks. Fast, focused, effective.

Documentation → GitHub →
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catalog

AI-ready documentation indexer

Generate llms.txt and llms-full.txt from Markdown/HTML directories. Perfect for AI-powered documentation workflows and searchable knowledge bases.

$ catalog --input docs --output build $ catalog --sitemap --base-url https://docs.example.com $ catalog --optional "drafts/**/*" --validate

Why we built it: AI tools need structured, indexed content. We made it trivial to prepare documentation for AI consumption.

Documentation → GitHub →

The Path Forward

Old-school principles, new-school execution

We're not building the next unicorn framework. We're building tools for hackers who value craft over hype.

Ship binaries, not ecosystems: Download once, run everywhere. No package manager roulette or dependency hell.

Hack with the grain: Work with web standards and POSIX conventions instead of reinventing everything.

Performance starts in your head: Tools should amplify human intelligence, not fight it with ceremony and complexity.

The / isn't just our logo - it's a commitment to cutting through the cruft.