IT Development & R&D based in Tokyo, Japan
We develop and maintain a wide range of open-source tools and libraries, primarily in Go, with a focus on cloud infrastructure, networking, cryptography, and system-level utilities.
| Project | Description | Stars |
|---|---|---|
| usdpython | Apple's usdzconvert and USD-related tools | |
| reflink | Reflink (copy-on-write) file copy in Go | |
| squashfs | SquashFS read-only implementation in pure Go | |
| magictls | Automatic PROXY, PROXYv2 and TLS support on TCP streams | |
| strftime | strftime with BCP 47 language tag support | |
| weak | Weak reference map for Go 1.18+ |
Building blocks for cloud-native applications and distributed systems.
- fleet - Fleet cloud system
- clouddb - Decentralized indexed database using LevelDB
- cloudhttp - Easy SSL HTTP server for AWS, GCP, etc.
- cloudinfo - Fetch info on current cloud environment
- seidan - 星団 server cluster project
- lambda - Lambda utilities
Low-level networking tools and protocol implementations.
- magictls - Auto PROXY/PROXYv2/TLS detection on TCP streams
- dns - Modular DNS tools
- slirp - SLiRP networking stack in Go
- pppoeproxy - Simple PPPoE client/server proxy
- rawnet - Raw networking utilities
Secure implementations for authentication, HSM, and post-quantum cryptography.
- hsm - Go support for Hardware Security Modules
- jwt - JWT tokens without external dependencies
- jwttool - Command-line JWT generation tool
- mldsa / slhdsa - Post-quantum signature schemes
- tpmlib - TPM (Trusted Platform Module) support
- vncpasswd - VNC password encryption/decryption
Pure Go implementations for various file system formats.
- squashfs - SquashFS read-only implementation
- iso9660 - ISO9660 image reading and creation
- vfs - Virtual filesystem abstraction
- reflink - Copy-on-write file copy
- gzscan - Scanner for gzip files in disk images
Tools for building multilingual applications.
- strftime - strftime with BCP 47 language tags
- lngdb - Language database for Go
- countrydb - Country database
- currencydb - Currency database
- flagemoji - Flag emoji utilities
- ibanlib - IBAN parsing and generation
Multimedia processing libraries with static linking options.
- avgo - AV library in Go
- ffprobe - FFprobe tools in Go
- hlsmaker - HLS stream creation
- static-opus - Statically linked libopus for Go
- static-portaudio - PortAudio static for Go
- mblur - ImageMagick's motionBlur ported to Go
Parsers and serializers for various data formats.
- pjson - Enhanced JSON with contexts and group resolution
- graphql - GraphQL query parser
- ini - Simple INI file handling
- csscolor - CSS color parser
- tpl - Template engine for Go
Libraries for interacting with hardware devices.
- streamdeck - Elgato StreamDeck API
- hid - Pure Go HID driver (no CGO)
- pixoo64 - Pixoo64 LED display library
- intel-dcapd - Intel DCAP daemon
JavaScript/TypeScript libraries for web development.
- klbfw - KLB framework module for frontend code
- fyvue - Vue library for KLB systems
- react-klbfw-hooks - React hooks for KLB framework
- react-autoruby - Auto ruby tag generation for React
- i18next-klb-backend - i18next backend for KLB systems
Tools for 3D content and Apple's Universal Scene Description format.
- usdpython - Apple's usdzconvert and USD tools (our most starred repo!)
General-purpose Go libraries and tools.
- gsh - Go native shell replacement
- goupd - Auto updater for Go applications
- uhash - Multi-algorithm hashing tool
- bitmap - Bitmap manipulation
- ringbuf - Ring buffer with readers
- weak - Weak reference map (Go 1.18+)
- textutil - Text processing (word wrapping, etc.)
- typutil - Type conversion utilities
- rndstr - Random string generation
Our repositories are predominantly written in:
- Go - ~100 repositories (cloud infrastructure, networking, crypto, utilities)
- JavaScript/TypeScript - Frontend frameworks and React/Vue components
- Rust - Emerging projects (klbfw-rs, minlz-rs, x11anywhere)
- C/C++ - Static library bindings and low-level tools
- Python - USD tools and utilities
We welcome contributions! Each repository has its own contribution guidelines. Feel free to open issues or submit pull requests.
Tokyo, Japan