BY TEXPLODER

ASASHIN

TOOLS

Sharp tools.
One terminal.

4 REAL TOOLS — WINDOWS + LINUX

Python 3.10+ · No account. No admin rights.

NEWIN THIS RELEASE v0.1.0TWO TOOLS. ZERO SWITCHING.

02INCLUDED IN THE HUB

Arsenal.

04/ 04 TOOLS

4 tools shown.

01Hash LabHash a file. Verify a checksum. Know what you have.WIN / LINUXDETAILS

Hash UTF-8 text or stream a local file with SHA-256, SHA-512, SHA3-256 or BLAKE2b. Compare an expected checksum and export text or JSON. Everything stays local.

asashin run hash-lab --param text=abc --param format=json
Included in Asashin
02API WorkbenchSend the request. Inspect every part of the response.WIN / LINUXDETAILS

Send real HTTP(S) requests with custom methods, headers and bodies. Inspect status, timing, response headers and JSON. TLS verification stays on. Requests run only when you press Run; modifying methods can change the target.

asashin run api-workbench --describe
Included in Asashin
03System LensYour machine, without the guesswork.WIN / LINUXDETAILS

Inspect CPU, memory, disks, uptime, processes and local TCP/UDP connections. Filter connections by port. System visibility follows your account's permissions; no privilege elevation is requested.

asashin run system-lens --param view=connections --param port=8080
Included in Asashin
04Workspace InspectorGet the lay of your codebase. Leave it untouched.WIN / LINUXDETAILS

Inventory a local project: file counts, extension-based languages, dependency-file locations and the largest files. Read-only, with bounded traversal and common build/dependency folders excluded.

asashin run workspace-inspector --param path=.
Included in Asashin

Real tools. No placeholders. Only run requests against systems you own or are authorized to test.

03STAY IN YOUR FLOW

Two tools.
Room to work.

Not a web dashboard pretending to be a terminal.
A real terminal workspace. Open two modules, run them independently, and keep the menu within reach.

ASASHIN / WORKSPACE2 / 2
Actual Asashin terminal running Hash Lab and System Lens side by side, with navigation still visible.
Actual terminal output · adapts to your window · expand either pane
Tab Move through controlsF6 Focus menuF7 Switch toolCtrl + Q Quit

04RELEASE 0.1.0 / ALPHA

Your next
terminal upgrade.

Pick your platform. Extract. Launch.

HOW TO START

Python 3.10+ required. These are starter packages, not standalone executables. First launch creates a private environment and downloads dependencies from PyPI. No administrator rights needed.

Windows

ZIP / 67 KB

Extract the ZIP, then open Start Asashin.cmd.

DOWNLOAD WINDOWS
SHA-256 checksum 45c63667af11f5da600bc9cc149ed1a72927f7980b5a2325a547b4b86e4b1fc6

Linux

TAR.GZ / 66 KB

Extract the archive, then run sh start-asashin.sh.

DOWNLOAD LINUX
SHA-256 checksum 8ee898a124f94ba4d31f5e87b6a98467c55a47ed43ba696ca9bcfbfc055c76d9

05QUICK START

From download
to done.

Keep the launcher and wheel in the same extracted folder. Setup happens once; later launches reuse the environment.

Need Python? Get it from python.org ↗
Windows 01—03
  1. Install Python 3.10 or newer if it is not already available.
  2. Download the Windows ZIP and choose Extract all.
  3. Open Start Asashin.cmd. The first run installs dependencies; the terminal hub starts after setup.

Prefer PowerShell? From the extracted folder:

.\"Start Asashin.cmd"
Linux 01—03
  1. Install Python 3.10+ and your distribution's venv package if needed.
  2. Download and extract the Linux archive.
  3. Open a terminal in the extracted folder, then run:
sh start-asashin.sh

The first launch downloads dependencies. No sudo or global pip install.

Manual Python installation WHEEL

Download the Python wheel above. Create and activate a virtual environment, then run these commands in the wheel's folder:

python -m pip install ./asashin_hub-0.1.0-py3-none-any.whl python -m asashin
Verify your download SHA-256

Compare the checksum with the one shown above. A matching hash verifies that the file matches this release.

PowerShell:

Get-FileHash .\asashin-0.1.0-windows.zip -Algorithm SHA256

Linux:

sha256sum asashin-0.1.0-linux.tar.gz

06MAKE IT YOURS

Your module.
Same workspace.

Build a module in Python, or start with the included C++17 scaffold. A manifest describes its inputs; Asashin provides the form and runs it as an independent process.

Connect a trusted HTTPS registry in Settings to download additional modules. A public module marketplace is not included in this release.

C++ MODULE STARTER
asashin new my-tool --language cpp

Includes manifest, CMake project, C++ source and a Python launcher. CMake and a C++17 compiler are needed only to build your own native modules.

Get source & authoring docs