One command stands up a complete Zero-Trust AI Workspace — in any project, on any OS.
wsctl (workspace control) makes a project's entire development environment portable, reproducible, and
effortless to keep current — all from a single command, anywhere.
git clone -b master https://github.com/Sevelantis/wsctl .wsctl && .wsctl/wsctl.sh installRun it from your project's root — from then on, wsctl <command> works anywhere in the project.
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
install |
Set up the workspace. Safe to re-run. |
update |
Pull the latest. |
status |
Show where things stand. |
health |
Check everything's in place. |
reinstall |
Rebuild clean. |
reset |
Tear down, ready to rebuild. |
docker |
Keep the host's Docker tidy. |
- Zero-trust by default — an isolated sandbox with a built-in egress firewall, so AI agents only reach what you allow.
- Complete setup — lays the config, tools, and container your project needs to run.
- Always current — pull the latest shared setup anytime; never chase versions by hand.
- Invisible — fully invisible to git version control; it leaves your project exactly as it found it.
- Safe to re-run — run it as often as you like; it never touches your own files.
| Needs | Why |
|---|---|
| git | Clones and updates the workspace. |
| bash or zsh | Runs the tool. |
| Docker | Builds and runs the workspace. |
| a GitHub token | A read-only GitHub PAT to fetch utility submodules. |