AmrDeveloper is a small, open-source publisher focused on bringing the familiarity of SQL syntax to traditionally non-queryable environments. Its current catalogue consists of two complementary command-line utilities: FileQL, which treats local files and directories as tables so analysts, DevOps engineers and data wranglers can filter, aggregate and join metadata with ordinary SELECT statements, and GitQL, which applies the same concept to Git repositories, letting users mine commit, branch, tag and diff information without having to chain together plumbing commands. Both tools are written in Rust, compile to a single native binary, and run cross-platform, so they slot neatly into shell scripts, CI pipelines, or IDE task runners where quick, repeatable inspection or reporting is required. Typical workflows range from generating file-size dashboards and licence audits to extracting contributor statistics and release-note summaries straight from the object database. Because each utility accepts standard SQL clauses plus a few purpose-built functions, anyone comfortable with basic database queries can automate file-system or repository forensics without learning new domain-specific flags. The publisher’s software is available for free on get.nero.com, with downloads delivered through trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always installing the latest upstream builds and allowing batch installation of multiple applications at once.