Onboardbase

Treadie (operating at onboardbase.com and under the GitHub organization treadiehq) publishes a portfolio of open-source developer utilities written primarily in Rust and TypeScript. Its public repositories address discrete workflow problems encountered during software development, including port and cache cleanup, GPU management, file recovery, terminal previews, private network access, and portable code workspaces.

Named projects include port-kill, a Rust tool for finding and freeing ports and caches that block development work; gpu-kill, a Rust utility for managing GPUs across NVIDIA, AMD, Intel, and Apple Silicon systems; undo, a Rust tool that adds an undo capability for files; boot, a TypeScript project described as a portable code workspace; private-connect, providing secure access to private services for developers and AI agents; openpreview, which turns URLs, APIs, and command output into interactive terminal views; regraft, for copying code while retaining updates; codecut, aimed at keeping coding agents on track; and lore-releases, focused on sharing learned context across multiple agents. In total the organization lists 12 public repositories.

Traction

Public repository engagement is the main visible indicator: port-kill has roughly 2,035 stars and 55 forks, gpu-kill 467 stars and 8 forks, private-connect 43 stars, openpreview 34 stars, boot 18 stars, regraft 9 stars, better-code 5 stars, undo 4 stars, and codecut 3 stars. The organization lists 12 public repositories in total, with commit activity recorded across 2026.