TERMINAL FILE MANAGER
Your files, within reach.
Move through your files with a three-pane terminal workspace. Vim-style navigation, instant previews and bulk operations keep everything at your fingertips.
Explore PetaFiles →Linux, in your
own words.
Manage your system with Spindle. Ask in plain language, understand the commands and review changes before they run.
Start with the task you have.
Check disk space, look at running services
or find out what is using your memory.
$ spindle -r "why is my disk full"SPINDLE
A more natural way
to work with Linux.
spindleEXAMPLE REQUESTS
~ $ spindle -r "why is my disk full"
~ $ spindle -r "what is using my memory"
~ $ spindle -r "show today's SSH connection requests"
01 / ASK
Start with a question.
Describe the task in your own words. Spindle finds the commands and helps you make sense of the result.
02 / DECIDE
You get the final say.
Review system-changing actions before they run.
03 / CHECK
Get your bearings.
Services, ports and logs. A quick look at what’s happening.
Spindle uses Claude. A Claude API key is required.
PETACORE
Give your next project
a place to take shape.
YOUR LINUX SOFTWARE WORKSHOPFILES / CODE / RELEASES
01 / WORKSPACE
Keep the project together.
Your files, editor and project tools in one native Linux workspace. Ordinary folders. Familiar workflow.
02 / SNAPSHOTS
Keep a way back.
Save your working state. Return to it when you need to.
03 / PACKAGING
Ready for the next machine.
Build .deb and .rpm packages. Add your metadata and sign your release.
From a project folder to a Linux package.Get Petacore
THE PETACOMM APPROACH
Built for Linux. Open by design.
Read the source. Make it your own.
Be part of what comes next.
OUR PRODUCTS
Less friction. More Linux.
Navigate your files, keep your projects in sync and manage your system —
with PetaFiles, Petacore and Spindle.
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FROM PETACOMM
News
Choosing a licence for your next package?
Creating a package in Petacore and unsure which licence to choose? Start with our plain-English guide to the 11 options, from MIT and Apache to GPL and proprietary licensing.
Compare what each licence allows, what you need to share and what the conditions mean—with simple examples.
Read the licence guide