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@amr-m-abdelgawad/devctl

v0.21.0

Published

Local development orchestrator

Readme

@amr-m-abdelgawad/devctl

One terminal for your local stack. Start services, watch logs, check identity, and drive the proxy from a keyboard-first TUI, the CLI, or an agent over MCP.

Try it

Node.js 18 or later is the only prerequisite. The package installs its own official Bun runtime.

npx @amr-m-abdelgawad/devctl@latest

Install it

For regular use, install the command globally:

npm install --global @amr-m-abdelgawad/devctl
devctl version

Then, from a repository:

devctl setup
devctl doctor
devctl

Google Cloud CLI is optional and is needed only for user identity, service-account impersonation, or IAP.

Documentation and source: github.com/amr-m-abdelgawad/devctl

Use at your own risk. devctl is provided as-is under the MIT license.

Platform support

  • macOS: Apple silicon and Intel
  • Linux: arm64 and x64, including glibc and musl distributions
  • Windows: x64

This free npm distribution runs a bundled JavaScript build on Bun's official runtime, with OpenTUI's native library installed from @opentui/core. It does not claim that the optional standalone GitHub binaries are signed by Apple or Microsoft.