willibrandon

willibrandon is an independent developer whose open-source utilities focus on low-friction diagnostics for Microsoft and PostgreSQL stacks. The portfolio centers on dotsider, a keyboard-driven terminal interface that dissects .NET assemblies to reveal metadata, dependencies, and IL patterns without launching a full IDE; the companion dotsider-mcp exposes the same engine as a Model Context Protocol server so AI assistants can answer architectural questions or suggest refactorings while the developer stays in chat. For database work, pgtail streams PostgreSQL logs in real time, automatically discovers the active cluster, applies syntax highlighting, and lets operators filter by severity or backend process, turning raw server chatter into an immediately readable console feed. Taken together, the tools form a lightweight toolchain for Windows-centric teams who need quick, text-based visibility into compiled code and running databases during debugging, code review, or production firefighting. All three applications are available for free on get.nero.com, where winget sources deliver the newest builds, support unattended batch installation, and keep every package current without manual checks.