Ih Config Tool [new]

At first it was a script: a tidy bash file that collected configuration snippets from across machines, normalized keys, and printed a report. It was useful, but brittle. The team wanted more: a way to declare configurations as intent, to reconcile them automatically, to treat configuration as code. Maya rewrote the script in Go, then Rust, then—after a long weekend of caffeine and stubbornness—in a resilient service that could run as an agent or a centralized daemon.

Where boot.cfg might contain:

So she built the IH Config Tool.