Production-ready Linux utilities built with modern infrastructure and comprehensive documentation.
Featured Projects
Z-Edit
Smart file editor launcher. Opens files in the right editor based on MIME type or extension.
Z-Kitty Launcher
Terminal session manager for Kitty. Create, manage, and switch terminal sessions effortlessly.
Z-RClone Mount Applete
System tray manager for rclone cloud storage. Mount and manage cloud filesystems from your desktop.
Navigate the Ecosystem
Each project has its own dedicated documentation site with detailed guides, API references, and examples. Use the links below to explore:
- Z-Edit - Smart file editor launcher (Python)
- Z-Open - Intelligent file opener (Python)
- Z-Kitty Launcher - Terminal session manager (Rust)
- Z-RClone Mount Applete - System tray manager for rclone (Rust)
Each project site includes quick-start guides, installation instructions, and links back to this portfolio.
Why Z-Tools?
🎯 Unix Philosophy
Each tool does one thing and does it well. Designed to compose seamlessly into powerful workflows.
⚡ Production Ready
Battle-tested code with modern CI/CD, automated testing, and professional package distribution.
📚 Comprehensive Docs
From quick-start guides to architecture deep-dives, documentation for every skill level.
🔧 Developer Friendly
Modern build systems (CMake, Cargo), automated releases, and welcoming contribution guidelines.
🐧 Linux Native
Optimized for Linux environments. Packaging for Debian, PyPI, Crates.io, and more.
Portfolio Documentation
Comprehensive technical documentation for the entire z-tools ecosystem, including standardization guides, CI/CD pipelines, build infrastructure, and development workflows.
📚 Browse Complete Portfolio Documentation →
Quick access to common topics:
- CI/CD Standardization Guide - Build pipeline standards across all projects
- Crates.io Publishing - Guide to publishing Rust projects
- Repository Tool Guide - Multi-project development tool
- Bootstrap Documentation - Project setup and initialization
- Cross-Project Index - Overview of all z-tools projects
Quick Start
Install Z-Edit
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pip install zedit
# or for system-wide: sudo apt install zedit
Use It
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zedit myfile.py # Opens in vim (auto-selected)
zedit --list # Show all configured editors
zedit --init-config # Create user configuration
Learn More
Latest Updates
- v0.6.5 - Z-Tools portfolio synchronized with modern infrastructure
- v0.6.5 - Z-Edit gains improved Jekyll documentation and GitHub Pages support
- v0.6.5 - Z-Open released with comprehensive fuzzy matching
Community
- 💬 GitHub Discussions - Ask questions
- 🐛 Report Issues - Found a bug?
- 🤝 Contribute - Help us improve
License
All Z-Tools projects are open source under the MIT License. Free for personal and commercial use.
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