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USE CASES

Swamp fits wherever you point it. Every entry below is a real extension or write-up, by the operative who built it.

"We'd built an automation primitive, and infrastructure was just where we'd pointed it."

stack72, Infrastructure Was Just the First Use Case
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Cloud & infra ops

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Building the Machinewebframp

A nine-extension AWS ops toolkit — judgment the agent lacks, encoded into operations.

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Drift Detection. No New Calls Required.webframp

Zero API calls. Still found the security group rule you added.

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@webframp/cloudflarewebframp

Cloudflare zones, DNS, WAF, Workers, and CDN as observed, versioned models.

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@stateless/proxmoxstateless

Transport-neutral Proxmox VE lifecycle — QEMU VMs and LXC containers.

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Shipping software & SDLC

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Automation at the speed of Swamp (Changelog & Friends #130)adam

900 deploys in four weeks. Five people, zero lines written by hand.

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The Rearchitecture Your Team Could Never Justifystack72

Six parallel agent workstreams shipped a full rearchitecture in eight days.

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@hivemq/asdlc

HiveMQ's production agent-driven SDLC: plan, validate, implement, review — as models.

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@swamp/issue-lifecycle

Issue triage to plan to implementation, run as a state machine.

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AI code review & verification

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@atalanta/external-revieweratalanta

Independent adversarial review bolted onto a software factory — a second pair of eyes that never gets tired.

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@atalanta/ts-review-lensesatalanta

Adversarial TypeScript review lenses distilled from real escapes (Go, SDLC, and prose siblings too).

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@twonines/fact-store

Propose, review, activate — agent facts gated by ferret/mole adversarial validation.

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@webframp/gitlab-reviewwebframp

AI-assisted MR review with a human approval gate.

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SRE, on-call & observability

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AI Doesn't Replace On-Call Judgmentsntxrr

Built and run against real incidents, not a hot take.

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SREs Don't Need Replacing, They Need Pairingstack72

Alert → metrics → logs → theory → fix is a workflow. Agents execute it; the shape of the work changes.

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@webframp/aws-opswebframp

Incident investigation and a daily infrastructure pulse over AWS.

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@mellens/ravemellens

Reliability and validation confidence scoring — falsification detection and readiness.

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FinOps — cloud cost & AI spend

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@webframp/aws/cost-explorerwebframp

Actual AWS spend, broken out by service, usage type, and time.

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@webframp/ai-usagewebframp

Unified token spend across Bedrock, Vertex, and Azure OpenAI.

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@jentz/aws-rds-reservationsjentz

Running-vs-reserved RDS coverage — the reserved-instance gap, in dollars.

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Secrets & PKI

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@evrardjp/openbao-configuratorevrardjp

OpenBao HCL render plus the full init, unseal, and seal lifecycle.

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@webframp/hashicorp-vaultwebframp

HashiCorp Vault KV v1 and v2 over REST.

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@zocc/sops-age

SOPS and age local encrypted secrets, as a swamp vault.

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Agent infrastructure & sandboxing

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@mgreten/cli-agentmgreten

Drive claude, opencode, amp, gemini, codex, or grok with typed I/O and cost capture.

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@magistr/firecrackermagistr

Firecracker microVM lifecycle — isolated cages for agents to run in.

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@hivemq/mudroom

Run Claude Code inside an Apple `container` sandbox.

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Reproducible data science

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@vcjdeboer/session-executevcjdeboer

A headless runtime that deterministically runs — or replays — R, Python, and targets in pinned nix/docker envs.

written up → Press Play

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@vcjdeboer/session-recordvcjdeboer

A language-agnostic provenance ledger — one immutable record per executed cell.

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@vcjdeboer/session-witnessvcjdeboer

A tamper-evident sha256 seal chaining a run's checksums and its authorship.

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Self-hosted platform & de-clouding

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@thomas/garagethomas

S3-compatible object storage, self-hosted and administered as models.

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@thomas/stalwartthomas

Your own mail server, managed by Swamp.

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@thomas/forgejothomas

A self-hosted git forge, lifecycle and all.

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Network & edge devices

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@stack72/ubiquitystack72

UniFi UDM traffic and network state.

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@dougschaefer/cisco-ios-switchdougschaefer

Cisco IOS switch management.

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@keeb/mikrotik-routeroskeeb

MikroTik RouterOS configuration and telemetry.

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Identity & IAM

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@shrug/freeipa/user

FreeIPA identity — users, hosts, groups, DNS, certs, and policy.

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@mccormick/trust-networkmccormick

OIDC workload-identity federation across GitHub, GCP, and Cloudflare.

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Enterprise AV & meeting rooms

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@dougschaefer/cisco-collaboration-endpointsdougschaefer

Cisco RoomOS endpoints — the meeting room as managed infrastructure.

written up → WhiteGlove AV: the room that knows who walked in

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AI-native content & creative

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@alvagante/content-ixenalvagante

Self-narrated mixed-media web pages — the whole 'ixen' pipeline.

written up → Building Abnormalia with Swamp, Part 1: What Is an Ixen?

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@magistr/jscad-cadmagistr

A JSCAD CAD renderer to STL, DXF, SVG, OBJ, and 3MF.

written up → Building a CAD Pipeline with JSCAD, Swamp, and Claude

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Homelab, home automation & media

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@magistr/homeassistantmagistr

Home Assistant entities, services, and automations under agent control.

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@keeb/mmskeeb

Media management — discovery, dedup, LLM file organization, subtitles.

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@keeb/truenaskeeb

TrueNAS pools, datasets, and shares as models.

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@lint/media-curatorlint

Radarr, Seerr, Tautulli, and Plex through a keep-score engine.

written up → Curating my media library with swamp

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Agents Make Homelab Alerts Boringmgreten

A disk-full alert becomes a rate-aware notification with projected time-to-full.

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An Offline Meeting Transcriber Built on Swampmgreten

Whisper, pyannote, and a local model. Nothing leaves the laptop.

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Killing n8n: Migrating 11 Automation Flows to Swamp in One Daylint

Named workflows, concrete grievances, one day.

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Data engineering

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@mfbaig35r/databricksmfbaig35r

Databricks jobs, clusters, and SQL as models.

written up → What Four Hours of Focused Human-AI Engineering Actually Ships

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The stuff nobody would put in a deck

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The shape of the decisionmagistr

An expat mortgage, modeled — 30% ruling, ESPP, kosten koper.

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A feed to think withmagistr

A noisy apartment feed turned high-signal: dossiers, public-data enrichment, requirements as filters.

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@jamesakeech/hardcoverjamesakeech

Your reading, tracked from Hardcover.

Every extension above is public in the registry — open one and read the source. More lands on the feed — judged by the Gator, so it stays real.