Roadmap
Shipped
Section titled “Shipped”LinkSight — passive LLDP/CDP discovery and upstream path tracing for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Download it.
In the workshop
Section titled “In the workshop”Network Planner — the plan and dependency tree for a network change: what must happen, in what order, and what depends on what, before the maintenance window opens.
Switch Planner — switch layout planning and port-config generation, built around intent first: decide the ports, the VLANs, and the trunking, then produce the configuration for the platform in front of you.
Neither is released. A tool ships when it is worth carrying in a bag, not on a date.
The shape
Section titled “The shape”One buyer — the MSP field engineer — across a single network change:
| Stage | Question | Tool |
|---|---|---|
| See it | What is actually here, and where does it go? | LinkSight |
| Plan it | What has to change, in what order? | Network Planner |
| Change it | What do I type, and on which ports? | Switch Planner |
Intent is portable; configuration is not. Where a platform can be generated cleanly, generate it. Where it cannot, hand the engineer the plan and let them work in the CLI they already trust.
How this is built
Section titled “How this is built”Releases come from each tool’s own repository, with public source and a CI build. Download links on this site point at GitHub Releases — no binaries are hosted here, and nothing is gated behind an account.
If you want a tool that does not exist yet, or a platform that is not covered, open an issue on the relevant repository. Field reports drive the order.