OpsPilot
Open-Source Project Command Center — Desktop App & CLI
A free, open-source command center for running a local project. It scans a directory, reports what it found with evidence, builds an ordered startup plan, then starts, stops and diagnoses your services from one window. A Rust engine drives both a Tauri desktop app and a `pilot` CLI, on Windows, macOS and Linux.
AvailableOpsPilot at a glance
Desktop app you install and run locally.
Proof, not promises
See OpsPilot running
npm install -g @ops_pilot/cliThe problem
Developers inherit full-stack projects they cannot operate: nobody remembers which service starts first, which port it binds, how the database migrates, or where the logs go. The result is a README that is out of date and a terminal with six windows open in it.
What it does for you
Turn an unfamiliar project directory into an operations console: know what it is, start what it needs, and watch everything that happens, without reading a stale README.
Capabilities
What OpsPilot does
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Deploy OpsPilot in your organization
See the live demo on your own workflow, then get one written quote with setup help.