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.
Built for the Command Line
Small, sharp programs that do one thing well
rabit
A simple convention for publishing content that both humans and AI agents can navigate reliably, using .burrow.json manifests.
$ rabit map ./docs --title "My Docs" $ rabit validate docs/.burrow.json $ rabit list https://example.com/docs
Why we built it: AI agents need structured paths, not HTML soup.
unify
Write a header, nav, footer, or layout once in plain HTML and unify renders it into every page. No expression language, no client runtime — this site is built with it.
$ npm install -g @fwdslsh/unify $ unify init $ unify build
Why we built it: Sharing chrome across pages shouldn't require a framework.
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.