Indie dev. Two CLI tools I currently maintain, both open source.
standup-bot — turns git history into a daily standup, using a local LLM (Ollama) or a free cloud one (Groq) if you'd rather not run a model locally.
Python 3.10–3.13 · SQLite, WAL mode · Rich
v0.2.3 shipped with a real bug: options={"timeout": 60} was passed as a model parameter instead of an HTTP timeout, so Ollama silently ignored it and requests could hang indefinitely. Found it, fixed it by moving the timeout into ollama.Client(...), and wrote a regression test so it can't come back quietly. It's in the changelog under v0.2.3, dated the day it was fixed.
CI runs ruff, mypy, bandit, and pip-audit before any test executes, across four Python versions. Fourteen test modules. All SQL parameterized, all output paths pass through redaction before they reach a log or a terminal.
env-auditor — diffs the env vars your code actually references against your .env.example, across six languages. Tells you what's undocumented, what's stale, and what has no default.
Python 3.10+ · zero runtime dependencies
It scans source trees it doesn't control, so it's written defensively on purpose. Lines over 2000 characters are skipped to avoid ReDoS, symlinks are never followed, and --exclude paths that try to escape the scan root are rejected outright. 116 tests, an 85% coverage floor enforced in CI, matrix-tested across three operating systems and three Python versions.
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