13 repositories across five stacks
SpillKernel builds Windows-native tools and operational software that ships close to the operator.
The work is not one narrow product lane. It spans PowerShell automation, terminal tooling, Python utilities, C# desktop apps, field workflows, and a smaller layer of web and commerce builds. The site should feel like a control surface for that mix.
Project lanes
The work clusters into four clear product lines.
Shell / Automation
PowerShell-first tooling and install surfaces
Terminal-native experiences, script collections, portable installers, and public distribution flows built for repeat use on Windows machines.
- posh-theme-browser
- Automation-Projects
- pt
- poshtheme-distribution
Desktop / Utility
Windows utilities, diagnostics, and support tools
Direct machine-facing software: WinForms diagnostics, barcode conversion, system helpers, and utility workflows where native feel matters more than framework fashion.
- WindowsTestUtility
- TextToBarcode
- omnifetch
Field / Ops
Operational software for inventory and reconciliation
Systems built around real workflow pressure: mobile-first inventory movement, reconciliation tools, and interfaces that support technicians and fleet operations.
- BootTrackr
- recon_assistant
Web / Commerce
Commercial and brand-facing web builds
A smaller but real lane: marketing surfaces, commerce concepts, and domain-facing work that translates product claims into trust and conversion.
- spillkernel-site
- robust-ecommerce
- Robust_Road_Repair
- recon_reconstruct
Repository map
Every current project, surfaced as part of the same operating picture.
PowerShell
posh-theme-browser
Automation-Projects
pt
poshtheme-distribution
Python
omnifetch
BootTrackr
recon_assistant
C#
WindowsTestUtility
TextToBarcode
Astro / Web
robust-ecommerce
Robust_Road_Repair
HTML / Surface Work
spillkernel-site
recon_reconstruct
Representative builds
Three projects that define the current shape of the portfolio.
Terminal Product
Posh Theme Browser
A Windows-first `oh-my-posh` selector with TUI previewing, portable install flows, and distribution surfaces that now extend into short-link bootstrap installs.
Operational App
BootTrackr
A mobile-first workflow app for field technicians, built around unit-level inventory movement, offline capture, and transaction logging under real operating constraints.
Desktop Utility
WindowsTestUtility
A WinForms diagnostic hub for Windows hardware and system tests, bridging built-in tools and local external utilities in a single support-facing desktop surface.
Install surface
Distribution is part of the product, not a separate afterthought.
Current public bootstrap
irm "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/SpillKernelX/pt/main/install.ps1" | iex
Domain direction
The next cleaner step is to move this surface to
pt.spillkernel.com so the install path matches the
rest of the brand system.