Pavelsimo is an independent software publisher maintaining a small but focused catalog of open-source command-line tools distributed through GitHub. The publisher's portfolio currently consists of two packages, each addressing a distinct niche within the developer and power-user community. The first product, ani, is a terminal-based application that allows users to browse and search anime and manga content directly from the command line, eliminating the need to open a web browser for discovering titles, viewing details, or tracking media of interest. Tools in this category typically appeal to users who prefer keyboard-driven workflows and lightweight interfaces, and they fit naturally into scripting environments where media information needs to be queried quickly or integrated with other terminal utilities. The second product, pxgo, is an HTTP and HTTPS proxy implementation that supports NTLM and Kerberos authentication protocols. Software in this category is commonly used in enterprise and corporate network environments where outbound traffic must pass through authenticated proxies, a frequent obstacle for developers whose tools and scripts lack native support for such authentication schemes. By providing a local proxy capable of handling NTLM and Kerberos handshakes, pxgo enables command-line applications, package managers, and custom scripts to communicate with external services in secured network infrastructures without requiring individual modifications. Taken together, the catalog reflects a consistent orientation toward practical, infrastructure-adjacent utilities that solve concrete problems for technically proficient users. Both packages exemplify the broader category of developer tools and networking utilities, where compact, purpose-built software delivers reliability and automation benefits that larger graphical applications often cannot match.