Https://github.com/PatchMon/PatchMon

Windows patching support added, Docker inventory support fixed and compliance scanning improved.

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Hi, I manage a large Linux fleet at work and got tired of juggling hosts in a text file. I tried existing tools — Remmina is great for single connections but has no broadcast, Asbru-CM is solid but can't scan your network and discover hosts automatically. None of them had everything I needed in one place.

So I spent a couple of days (and yes the code is AI-assisted) building Merendero to scratch my own itch.

It scans your networks, resolves FQDNs via reverse DNS, and lets you SSH into multiple hosts at once via tmux sync. You can also run commands in parallel and see the output inline, do SCP with a remote file browser, and run Brendan Gregg's 60-second performance checklist on any host — with optional AI analysis

if you have an API key (Claude, OpenAI or local Ollama). Linux only, early stage, probably has rough edges. But it works for my use case and maybe useful for someone else.

GPLv3. Feedback welcome.

https://github.com/c0r3dump3d/merendero