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opsdeck

by LeoAlecksey

OpsDeck is a desktop app that puts a terminal, Kubernetes viewer, SSH, database clients, a code editor with git, alerts, notes and a KeePass reader into one window. It is aimed at DevOps and sysadmin work, and includes an optional local AI model that suggests commands.

Hidden gemOpsDeck bundles an AI-assisted terminal, a Lens-style Kubernetes view, database clients, git, alerts, KeePass and notes into one cross-platform Tauri app, with real safety features such as server-enforced read-only modes for production. It has detailed docs, a project website, CI builds and 213 stars within five weeks, which suggests people are using it. Best for devOps engineers and sysadmins juggling kubectl, SSH, databases and alerts daily.
New and promisingUnder two months old. Expect rough edges and fast changes.

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Stars
213 +6 a day, est.
Licence
MIT
Runs on
Your computer
Setup
Easy
Language
TypeScript
Age
34 days

What you can do with it

  • Run a terminal with command blocks and an AI side panel, and ask a local model to write shell commands
  • Browse Kubernetes clusters, read pod logs, and manage Helm releases and Argo CD applications
  • Connect to PostgreSQL, MySQL, Redis, MongoDB or ClickHouse and run queries, with read-only mode for production

Could replace

  • Warp
  • Lens

Our suggestion based on what it does, not a feature-by-feature comparison.

Make money with it

A freelance DevOps or sysadmin could use it as their daily workspace to offer paid server and Kubernetes support to small businesses.

An idea, not financial advice. Check the licence before charging for anything built on it.

Ways a business could use it

  • Manage client servers, clusters and databases from one tool instead of paying for several separate apps
  • Use the offline local AI model to draft commands and investigate alerts without sending data to a paid cloud service

Can you use it commercially?

Free to use, change and sell, including in paid products. Keep the copyright notice.

Not legal advice. Read the project's licence file before building a product on it.

Getting it running

It is a native desktop app for Linux, Windows and macOS that you install from a downloaded package; the README's install section was cut off, so details are unconfirmed.

Follow the official instructions in the project README.

Things to check

  • README is mainly in Russian, with limited English text
  • Local AI models need a fairly powerful computer for the larger sizes
  • Some AI panel tools (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini) may need their own paid accounts or API keys
  • Not supported on older Linux releases such as Ubuntu 20.04 or RHEL 9

Checked 01 Nov 2026. Summary drafted by AI from the project's README.

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