#showdev: I built a network multi-tool for engineers, technicians and dabblers!
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After finally getting frustrated enough with having to juggle multiple different tools needed to diagnose network and IT issues, I (with a little [alot] of help from Claude) put together a desktop app that pulls them all into a single centralised place. Here's a quick rundown of what tools the app actually includes, from my co-dev, Claude himself: Path analysis — MTR-style traceroute with real-time per-hop packet loss and latency, not just a one-shot tracert LAN scanning — subnet sweep, DHCP…
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- After finally getting frustrated enough with having to juggle multiple different tools needed to diagnose network and IT issues, I (with a little [alot] of help from Claude) put together a desktop app that pulls them all into a single centralised place.
- Here's a quick rundown of what tools the app actually includes, from my co-dev, Claude himself: Path analysis — MTR-style traceroute with real-time per-hop packet loss and latency, not just a one-shot tracert LAN scanning — subnet sweep, DHCP….
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Coding AI shifts how fast software ships and how much human review each change needs. DEV — AI reports that after finally getting frustrated enough with having to juggle multiple different tools needed to diagnose network and IT issues, I (with a little [alot] of help from Claude) put together a desktop app that pulls them all into a single centralised place.
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