Practical open-source tools built from real-world needs

Opus Domini is a collection of open-source projects created and maintained by Hugo Andrade.
The name is Latin-inspired ("work of the master" or "divine work"), reflecting a recurring theme across the repositories — simple, focused tools that feel like small but meaningful creations.

These projects start as personal solutions to problems I run into in my day-to-day work (backend development, homelab tinkering, productivity tooling, etc.). When something turns out useful, reliable, and general enough, I clean it up and share it here.

Goals for every project:

• Single-purpose and lightweight when possible
• No unnecessary dependencies
• Clear documentation and easy setup
• Production-ready where it makes sense, but never over-engineered

If a tool saves me time or frustration, I figure it might help someone else too.

• Found a bug or have a feature idea? Open an issue on the relevant repo.
• Want to contribute? Pull requests are very welcome.

Thanks for stopping by — hope something here proves useful!