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Fair, i'm actually trying out something with a couple of teams around this.

It hooks into the filesystem directly. Undo runs as a background watcher on a folder/project, sees file changes regardless of which app made them, and snapshots local history into ~/.undo/.

So it’s not wrapping specific apps like Cursor, VS Code, etc. Any editor or tool that writes files is covered.

It's also OSS, you can check it out.

What do you mean by? rm huge-file.zip should delete the file for you.

If it's not that, I'm happy to understand or open an issue if you try it out. It's OSS

While building Nudgeer(https://nudgeer.com/) and listening to customers, we found that many people don't know how to update or fix these headers within many of their frameworks and that security headers and everything to configure them are needed in SSR. The existing libraries only inject security headers, but it was hard to modify them and add new headers as they rewrite the existing headers.

This package will introduce you to security headers within your SSR frameworks. With just a click with our nudgeer.json file, you can define your routes and their headers.

While only nextjs is supported now; we plan to support more frameworks and servers with agnostic ways to make it easy, such as small files that instruct the client and more.

Insecure sharing is a data breach waiting to happen. We built Onboardbase to move team's secrets management from insecure sharing into a secure cloud infrastructure, accelerating developer, third-party or vendor integration, simplifying your operational workflow and onboarding experience.

Our major focus is on the external use cases that are largely unsolved.

Onboardbase was built to solve this use case. It manages and syncs your env across every stage of development.(Disclaimer: I’m the founder.)

I honestly started building this out of the need not share credentials and envs over communication channels like slack anymore. I needed a seamless and secure way to work with envs without having it scattered and fragmented across several mediums.

Envs are essential to how you work and i believe a solution shouldn't just be secure but it should also be seamless to how you work

https://onboardbase.com/blog/say-hello-to-onboardbase

I built onboardbase.com for this exact purpose and it has continuously solved a lot of use cases for me personally. There is also hashicorp vault which is amazing as well.

Over the year's i've joined and lead dev teams and one of the main issues we've always had is how we manage our secrets and share them. Personally as well while building my side projects in run into these issues.

I started building https://onboardbase.com late last year for this specific reason. Actively building and improving it and i hope it helps as well.

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