What actually shipped, in order. No roadmap, no "coming soon".
n --version tells you yoursn bench //host/share — six phases: path (link, ceiling, RTT, MTU, hops, NIC health, Tailscale direct-or-relayed), protocol (a raw SMB2 negotiate: dialect, signing, encryption, SMB1 probe, what your mount negotiated), small-file ops, cache-defeated throughput with a noise gauge, your own disk as the baseline, and a verdict that ranks suspects with the exact check for each. n bench . reports the machine's own pressure — cores against load, disk fullness — which is how a "slow" file server turned out to be a starved one.n guide export, so they can't drift from what the tool prints.n license <key> — a $5 coffee licence that removes the one-in-ten coffee message and nothing else. Checked once at activation, never again.install.ps1) and Linux/macOS (install.sh); static binaries for five OS/CPU pairs.n mount //host/share — Windows net use, Linux mount -t cifs with the two-permission-layer trap explained, macOS mount_smbfs; --persist prints the fstab recipe with nofail. Every command is echoed before it runs.n mount . — every network mount with whether it survives a reboot; shares opened in the desktop file manager (GVFS) shown as what they are; Windows UNC sessions listed, with an honest note when a standard window can't see them.n share . lists what this machine exports; n share <folder> prints the recipe to export one on your OS.n <command> is the usage card, n <command> . is this machine, n <command> <host> is remote. Bare hostnames, fuzzy prefixes and dot-escapes all retired; ~800 lines of dispatch code with them.-h shows the concept behind it.ssh-server (check and repair the local server, Windows gotchas included), ssh-agent, ssh-copy-id that works against Windows OpenSSH (administrators_authorized_keys and all), and tunnel for -L/-R/-D forwards explained as they run. The ssh-windows playbook.n firewall . --harden — a ufw plan built from what's actually listening, SSH allowed first, Tailscale interface noted.ports identifies open ports with banners and HTTP titles; web and services name self-hosted dashboards.check, ping, resolve (five-layer name audit), scan, listen/estab/all/kill, sys, services, docker, top, choked, drops, flush, host, shares, rdp, and the playbooks.--full) and the wording is neutral throughout: this is a tool for machines you own.rdp checks firewall reachability per adapter profile; sys tells RAM sticks apart when firmware lies about slots.brand.go, so it moves when something worth a number has shipped, not on every build. If something you rely on changed behaviour, the support desk reaches me directly.