Air-gapped developer toolkit — install, manage, and distribute developer tools in network-restricted environments. Runs entirely offline. Zero CDN dependencies.

airgap-devkit is a self-contained toolkit for provisioning developer environments on machines that have no internet access. It ships as a single static Go binary with an embedded web UI — no Python runtime, no Node, no external package manager needed at deploy time.

Engineers on air-gapped networks get a dashboard to install, update, and health-check their tools. Admins get batch install profiles, custom manifests, and first-class CI/CD integration — all without ever touching a CDN.

• Truly offline. No CDN calls at install time. Every artifact is bundled or fetched once and served locally.
• Single static binary. The DevKit Manager is a compiled Go binary — drop it on any supported machine and run it.
• Web UI included. A built-in dashboard shows tool status, health checks, and one-click installs without touching the terminal.
• Profile-based installs. Ship a Minimal, C++ Developer, DevOps, or Full profile — or define a custom manifest for your team.
• CI-native. Structured output, exit codes, and pipeline configs for Jenkins, GitLab CI, and GitHub Actions ship out of the box.
• AGPL-licensed. Free to use, study, and modify. Enterprise dual-licensing available.

Download a release binary:

→ Latest release

Build from source (requires Go):

git clone https://github.com/airgap-devkit/devkit.git
cd devkit
bash launch.sh          # starts the web UI at http://127.0.0.1:8080

CLI one-liners:

# Install with the default profile
bash install-cli.sh

# Install a specific profile
bash install-cli.sh --profile "C++ Developer"

# Uninstall
bash uninstall.sh

• Releases
• Changelog
• Tool catalog
• Contributing guide
• Security policy
• License: AGPL-3.0-or-later