Build less
by hand.
Euler is a growing collection of practical tools and experiments for turning repetitive technical work into clear, dependable systems.
Why the name Euler?
The name is a nod to Leonhard Euler and the Königsberg bridge problem: a deceptively simple question about how separate places connect, and what paths through them are possible.
The reference suits a project that often deals with separate tools and the connections between them.
Read the storyTools for repetitive technical work.
Euler is a collection of small software tools and experiments around automation, integrations, diagnostics, and developer workflows.
Repeatable workflows
Turn routine sequences into explicit processes that are easier to run, inspect, and improve.
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Bridge separate systems through narrow interfaces instead of tightly coupling everything together.
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Prefer boring recovery, measurable behavior, and changes that can be reversed when reality disagrees.
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