Four open-source tools I’m building for safer, human-controlled automation
Most automation fails when it hides important decisions. These four open-source products automate repetitive work while leaving people in control.
IndexPilot — Stop bad PostgreSQL indexes before they reach production. It checks the exact CREATE INDEX a team wants to merge against workload evidence and existing indexes without applying the migration.
https://eyeinthesky6.github.io/indexpilot/
https://github.com/eyeinthesky6/indexpilot
Codex Coordinator — Keep parallel Codex tasks from colliding. It gives related tasks clear ownership, handoffs, and resumable state inside the repository, without requiring another hosted service.
https://eyeinthesky6.github.io/codex-coordinator/
https://github.com/eyeinthesky6/codex-coordinator
ArtistPass — Give an artist one polished link for their working identity. The open-source portfolio template brings together showreels, headshots, casting details, resumes, contact flows, and browser-based publishing.
https://eyeinthesky6.github.io/artistpass/
https://github.com/eyeinthesky6/artistpass
ApplyCue — Let an agent handle job-search repetition, not your decisions. It reviews approved sources and full job descriptions, prepares truthful role-specific material, and applies only with named permission.
https://github.com/eyeinthesky6/applycue
I’m building these in public. If one matches a problem you have, try it and tell me where the workflow still gets in your way.
