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kevinpinscoe/README.md

Kevin P. Inscoe

I am a software engineer, SRE, principal SWE, Linux engineer, prolific application and tool developer, and technical hobbyist. I have 42 years of experience building infrastructure. I currently have 140 private Gitea repositories of applications and tools not shown here. Some of those will be migrated here soon.

This page is a map of my work and interests — a curated knowledge map and categorized project catalog, not a performance dashboard. It does not track stars, forks, followers, or activity.

Knowledge map

Knowledge map of Kevin P. Inscoe's work and interests

Compute Infrastructure and Site Reliability Engineering

AWS, Azure, Kubernetes, infrastructure as code, observability, and operational tooling.

  • AWS — AWS infrastructure notes and examples.
  • aws-linux-memory-tools — Some tools to determine if your AWS Linux instance is too small
  • fedora-notes — Notes and observations on using Fedora KDE Plasma as a development desktop.
  • iac-examples — Some examples of Infrastructure as Code (IaC)

Playbooks and Skill Demonstration

Playbooks, conventions, and example code that demonstrate how I work.

  • playbook — Workflows, structures, scripts, and operational practices I use in daily engineering work and life.

Proof of Concept and Moonshot Projects

Experiments, sandboxes, and difficult long-term projects.

  • moonshot-projects — a public collection of difficult, long-term projects where I am documenting the goal, constraints, partial solutions, existing tools, and areas where outside help or collaboration would be useful.
  • my-sandbox — Git sandbox testing for various things
  • python-docker-fun — Early experiments with running Python in a Docker container

Software Development

Go, Python, command-line tools, and developer tooling.

  • apt — Debian APT repository for kevinpinscoe tools — served via GitHub Pages
  • dotfiles — How I work sanely in terminal between Linux, Mac and Raspberry Pi (dotfiles)
  • homebrew-tap — Homebrew tap for kevinpinscoe tools
  • humungit — Greetings from the Lord Humungit, the warrior of the git wasteland!
  • rpm — Fedora RPM repository for kevinpinscoe tools — served via GitHub Pages
  • scoop-bucket — Scoop manifests for applications and tools I author or maintain

AI

AI skills, automation, and tooling built around Claude Code and other assistants.

  • kevins-opinionated-skills — Reusable skills built around Kevin's preferred tools, conventions, and ways of working.
  • skills — My personal directory of skills designed around a TUI to invoke them.
  • skills-tui — A TUI based command line skills chooser to be executed by Claude Code.

Tools

Command-line utilities and helper tools.

  • ashpodder — My version of bashpodder, named for Ash in the Evil Dead movies.
  • ddir — Recursively compare two directories — reports missing files and shows side-by-side diffs on files that differ.
  • tools — Linux and Mac tools I have created.
  • unix-hacks — Unix hacks I have collected over the decades.

Applications

Web applications, desktop tools, and GUI utilities.

  • marktext-theme-gruvbox — Gruvbox dark theme for Mark Text export
  • matomo-platform-config — Examples of how I manage Matomo analytics tracking.
  • pastebooks — Simple web app to store paste buffers that are commonly used or shared on a frequent basis in sets of books

Hardware

Raspberry Pi, discrete I/O, and device-level programming.

Knowledge Management

PKM, PCM, documentation, and information organization.

Publishing and Markdown

Book publishing, documentation sources, and Markdown authoring tools.

Amateur Radio

Amateur radio programming, archives, and references.

  • rx320-cli — A slight fork of the original A. Maitland Bottoms rx320.c command line RX-320 tuner

Weather

Weather reporting, instrumentation, and decoding.

  • get-wx — A very simple Open-Meteo weather parser written in Go.
  • metar-tool — A tool for obtaining and parsing weather observations and forecasts (METAR). (metar, weather)
  • WXTools — Tools I use to collect, notify and report weather events

Project and Task Management

Project tracking, issue management, and workflow tooling.

  • youtrack — YouTrack workflows and scripts I created.

Outliers

Profile, meta, and uncategorized repositories.

  • .github — How to contribute to projects I am maintaining
  • archives — Archive of old articles from the 1990s–mid-2000s, many still linked to. (cisco, hamradio, hardware, highavailability, radio-monitoring, railroad, retrocomputing, schematics, service-manual, tentec)
  • https-github.com-kevinpinscoe — Profile landing content for kevinpinscoe.
  • kevinpinscoe.github.io — The pages for Kevin Inscoe

This page is generated from profile.yml by scripts/generate-readme.py. Edit the configuration, not this file.

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  1. metar-tool metar-tool Public

    A tool for obtaining and parsing weather observations and forecasts

    Go 1

  2. archives archives Public

    Archive of old articles from the 1990s–mid-2000s, many still linked to.

    HTML

  3. dotfiles dotfiles Public

    How I work sanely in terminal between Linux, Mac and Raspberry Pi

    Shell

  4. personal-context-management personal-context-management Public

    PCM workflow for capturing what matters now, so tools, people, and AI can work with the right background.

  5. personal-knowledge-management personal-knowledge-management Public

    My evolving pipelines and workflows for my Personal Knowledge Management using Obsidian.

  6. playbook playbook Public

    Workflows, structures, scripts, and operational practices I use in daily engineering work and life.