Hi, I’m CodFrm, a full-stack developer and open-source maintainer.

I enjoy building open-source tools that solve real problems and can be used and maintained for the long run. My current work focuses on browser automation, infrastructure management, and AI-assisted developer workflows.

I primarily maintain the following projects:

• ScriptCat — a powerful userscript manager compatible with Tampermonkey scripts, with support for background scripts, scheduled tasks, cloud synchronization, script subscriptions, and extended APIs.
• OpsKat — a cross-platform operations workstation that brings SSH, RDP, databases, Redis, MongoDB, Kafka, Kubernetes, object storage, and other everyday infrastructure tools into one desktop application. It also explores safe and controllable AI-assisted operations through policies, human approvals, and audit trails.
• Agentre — a local-first desktop workspace for organizing and coordinating AI coding agents such as Claude Code and Codex across multiple projects, agents, and parallel sessions.

Open-source maintenance involves much more than developing new features. It also means investigating bugs, responding to users, reviewing community contributions, adapting to browser and operating-system changes, maintaining build and release pipelines, improving documentation, and continuously protecting the stability, security, and compatibility of each project.

Your sponsorship helps me dedicate more time and resources to:

• Maintaining ScriptCat, OpsKat, and Agentre;
• Fixing bugs and improving stability, security, and cross-platform support;
• Building features that the community genuinely needs;
• Improving both Chinese and English documentation;
• Covering website, build, release, code-signing, and other infrastructure costs;
• Continuing to explore browser automation, safe AI-assisted operations, and multi-agent developer workflows;
• Keeping these projects open and independent, with less pressure to rely on advertising, invasive data collection, or closed ecosystems.

Every sponsorship matters, regardless of its size. It not only helps cover the practical costs of maintaining these projects, but also tells me that these tools are helping real people and are worth continuing to improve.

If one of these projects has saved you time, solved a problem, or if you believe in open, local-first, and user-controlled software, please consider supporting my work through GitHub Sponsors.

If sponsorship is not possible, starring a repository, reporting an issue, contributing code or documentation, or simply sharing a project with others is also a valuable way to help.

Thank you for using and supporting my work! ❤️