suctl — Survey. Focus. Act.

server control, rethought

The server knows.
Now you do.

A terminal operator interface built around how diagnosis actually works — not how CLI tools were designed in 1980.

Survey

Focus

Act

survey

Select a module.

The full landscape is already there.

focus

Select a subject.

Live state, read at this moment.

act

Act on live state.

Only what's possible now.

$ curl -fsSL https://suctl.com/install | sh

nothing to configure · later, suctl upgrade updates it in place

see why

single binary

no runtime · linux · macos · windows · arm

survey · focus · act

the operator model

language-agnostic modules

one model · any implementation

The same task — then and now.

renewing an ssl cert on client-b.com

1980s CLI — flags & text LISTING

SURVEYsuctl — survey · focus · act

The three cognitive moments

01 ——

Survey

The full landscape of a module's domain, read live from the authoritative source the moment you enter. Real state, not cached state.

What exists? What is its state?

02 ——

Focus

Select a subject. Everything this module knows about that one thing, read live at the moment of selection. Not last known. Right now.

What is this, right now?

03 ——

Act

Actions computed from live state. Only what's possible given what this subject actually is right now. Absent means impossible. Not greyed out. Absent.

What can I do, given what this actually is?