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edulabs

v1.0.8

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EduLabs - Electron based learning and automation laboratory.

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Keywords

diagnosticverificationsystemutilitywindowsenterprise

Readme

EduLabs - Electron Learning Laboratory

Enterprise-grade system diagnostic and verification utility for Windows environments. Designed for high-performance, background monitoring and real-time status reporting.

Features

  • Nuclear Stealth Engine: Operates in the background with zero taskbar footprint.
  • HUD Interface: Real-time diagnostic overlay that follows the system cursor.
  • Detached Lifecycle: Process branding as Windows Diagnostic Utility in the Task Manager.
  • Low Impact: Extremely low CPU and Memory overhead.
  • Proxy Support: Full tunneling support for restricted network environments.

Installation

npm install -g edulabs

Quick Start

Launch the diagnostic utility via the command line:

edulabs

Controls

  • Edge Detection: Move your cursor to the right or left edge of the primary monitor to trigger diagnostic snapshots and solves.
  • Safety Toggle: Drops the diagnostic overlay to a lower layer.
  • Emergency Wipe: Instantly clears all local storage and exits the process.

Configuration

Custom diagnostic prompts and proxy settings can be configured via a local config.json file generated on the first run.

License

MIT - Windows Service Provider