nakaba-lab is an independent software publisher that develops open-source terminal-based utilities, with its work hosted publicly on GitHub. The publisher's catalog focuses on text-based user interface (TUI) tools designed to simplify the management of system configurations that would otherwise require manual file editing or the memorization of lengthy command-line options. Its flagship product, sshm, is an SSH host manager that provides an interactive terminal interface for working with the user's ~/.ssh/config file. This tool addresses a common pain point for system administrators, developers, and power users who maintain connections to many remote servers, allowing them to browse, organize, and manage SSH host entries through a visual interface rather than editing the configuration file by hand. The second product, wslm, extends the same design philosophy to Windows environments by offering a terminal UI for managing Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) distributions. This utility is aimed at users who run multiple Linux distributions under WSL and want a more convenient way to oversee, switch between, and administer those environments from the command line. Both products fall into the broader software categories of developer tools, system administration utilities, and configuration management helpers, and they share a consistent emphasis on keyboard-driven, lightweight interfaces that run entirely within a terminal session. Typical use cases include streamlining daily remote access workflows for engineers who connect to numerous machines, reducing configuration errors caused by manual edits to SSH settings, and simplifying the handling of multi-distribution WSL setups on Windows workstations. Together, these tools reflect a focused product range centered on practical, terminal-native solutions for infrastructure and development environment management.