Though Trollop has the ability to support subcommands, I find myself implementing the same logic repeatedly. The abstraction of this logic is now in trollop-subcommands. This provides a framework for parsing command line options for ruby scripts that have subcommands. The format is 'script_name [global_options] subcommand [subcommand_options]'. The framework supports all the typical scenarios around these type of command line scripts. All that need to be specified are the trollop configurations for the global options and each subcommand options. See the readme for more information.

Some scripting around the AWS Trusted Advisor interface for convenience in calling from pipeline

Command line tool and ruby gem for SSH tunneling

A program that attempts to find a solution to the Knight's Tour problem.

Client and server modules to allow making REST HTTP requests over UDP

Remove gems installed by bundler

Git bare backup in amazon s3 bucket

gem install universe-common

Fast and easy way to validate tons of urls without locking up your system or eating up too much memory.

command line gem to check the http status of a list of urls

Utility gem for general Modmed use.

Ruby interface to the VMware vSphere API - Vagrant edition

Vail generates audible morse code. Currently it only works on Linux distros that have the beep utility installed. This is hopefully a temporary limitation

Safely updates a Vault secret while also keeping history.

Provisional creates a new Rails project, using a standard Rails 2.3 application template, and checks it into a new SCM repository.

A continous deploy pipeline.

Vim Script Package Manager based on pathogen.vim by Tim Pope

monkey see, monkey do, monkey repeat

Toolkit for building processing pipelines using Unix Pipes and AMQP messages

visualisation-utils provides a number of utilities for visualising data from the command line.