idleberg

idleberg is an independent software publisher whose catalog, hosted publicly on GitHub, focuses on small, practical developer utilities distributed as open-source packages. The publisher's portfolio currently comprises three packages spanning two distinct software categories: code formatting and process management. Ardent is an opinionated code formatter for NSIS (Nullsoft Scriptable Install System) scripts, the scripting language commonly used to build Windows installers. By automatically enforcing consistent style and layout, Ardent helps developers and build engineers keep installer scripts readable and maintainable, reduce diff noise in version control, and standardize formatting across teams without manual effort. The remaining two packages, hashman and krampus, are command-line tools designed to kill one or more processes by port number. These utilities address a common friction point in day-to-day development, where local servers or background services leave ports occupied and block new builds or test runs; instead of manually looking up process identifiers, a developer can terminate the offending processes directly by referencing the port in question. Tools of this kind fit naturally into development workflows on macOS, Linux, and Windows, and are often integrated into scripts, automation pipelines, or onboarding documentation to simplify environment cleanup. Overall, idleberg's range exemplifies the category of lightweight, single-purpose command-line software: compact tools that solve narrowly defined problems well, are easy to install and script, and complement larger toolchains used by software developers, DevOps practitioners, and anyone maintaining installer scripts or local development servers. All packages are available through the publisher's GitHub presence, making the source code accessible for inspection, contribution, and redistribution under open-source terms.