Bring your own org
Connect GitHub, Azure DevOps, and GitLab from one configuration file and manage every repository through a single command surface.
Open-source DevOps control plane
A cross-platform CLI and desktop app for repository governance across GitHub, Azure DevOps, and GitLab. Audit, blueprint, sync, and ship with a container-first workflow and native installers for macOS, Windows, and Linux.
Getting started
DevOpster is an open-source DevOps control plane built in Rust. It centralizes the repetitive work of managing many repositories across multiple providers (auditing metadata, blueprinting standards, syncing shared workflows, and producing reusable catalogs).
Built for delivery rather than dashboards: connect your org, run a guided audit, fix gaps interactively or in batch, and ship the same project to every contributor through native installers, without forcing a Rust toolchain on every developer's machine.
Connect GitHub, Azure DevOps, and GitLab from one configuration file and manage every repository through a single command surface.
Find missing descriptions, topics, licenses, and branch drift. Apply guided fixes interactively or in batch with safe prompts.
Package the same workspace into native installers for macOS, Windows, and Linux. CLI binaries and a desktop GUI ship in the same release.
Run direct commands or open the interactive launcher with devopster gui. The Docker-based dev environment keeps the host minimal.
Enforce description, topic, license, and default-branch policy. Fix gaps interactively with devopster repo audit.
Generate machine-readable catalogs and statistics for the whole organization. Filter by topic and provider.
No local Rust toolchain required. Run devopster dev-env and contributors get the same Docker-based environment.
Native bundles for Linux, Windows, and macOS: tar.gz, .zip, .dmg, with platform icons (.icns, .ico).
CI, release, and Pages deploys are first-class. Status badges in the hero reflect what is shipping right now from main.
Artifacts
Each card shows the preferred download first, then the remaining release files for that platform. Installation notes stay with the relevant operating system.
DMG first, .app.tar.gz fallback
Best for end users who want the normal drag-to-Applications install flow.
↓ Download for macOS
Gatekeeper: install from the .dmg when possible — drag DevOpster.app to /Applications, then open it normally. If macOS blocks it at first launch, run once:
xattr -cr "/Applications/DevOpster.app"
then reopen the app.
NSIS installer first, MSI alternative
Best for Windows users who want a standard installer or an MSI deployment option.
↓ Download for WindowsSmartScreen: if Windows shows a warning, click More info and then Run anyway because the installer is not code-signed yet.
AppImage, DEB, or RPM
Choose the package style that matches your distro and whether you want a portable build.
↓ Download for Linux
Linux tip: AppImage builds usually need chmod +x before running. DEB builds install cleanly with sudo apt install ./file.deb. RPM: sudo rpm -i ./file.rpm.
Install Guide
macOS
DevOpster.app into /Applications.xattr -cr "/Applications/DevOpster.app"Windows
-setup.exe from the Windows card.Linux
chmod +x DevOpster*.AppImage then run it.sudo apt install ./DevOpster*.debsudo rpm -i DevOpster*.rpmFor contributors
Everything runs inside Docker. No local Rust toolchain required for end-user tasks; one command brings up the containerized dev environment.
git clone https://github.com/Cloud2BR/devopster-cli.git && cd devopster-cli && devopster dev-envdevopster setupdevopster repo auditdevopster guiProject identity
DevOpster v0.1.0 is presented as an open-source CLI and desktop release maintained by the owner and published through the Cloud2BR organization.
Owner
Organization
Cloud2BR is the publishing organization behind the site, release assets, and open-source project distribution.
Release context