hxddh / independent software
Small tools for the parts of infrastructure that need evidence.
Titpea collects a focused set of products by hxddh: storage inventory, object-storage diagnosis, command-line HTTPS inspection, and two lightweight browser utilities.
Storage evidence flow
From unknown bucket state to explainable failure.
Use the inventory tool when the question is “what is in this bucket and how did the provider behave while listing it?” Use StorageOps when the question is “why did this S3-compatible operation fail?” Use httpmon when the SDK or CLI hides the request/response details you need.
s3-turbo-list
Turn huge buckets into queryable, comparable, auditable Parquet inventory.
StorageOps
Turn errors, configs, logs, and redacted traces into an evidence-backed investigation path.
httpmon
Capture real HTTP requests, responses, retries, and signing context when SDKs or CLIs hide the details.
Product thesis
The main line is storage evidence: inventory first, diagnosis second, traffic inspection when the answer is below the SDK.
The storage products are intentionally adjacent. s3-turbo-list gives you a bucket inventory and traceable run artifacts. StorageOps turns logs, configs, and redacted traces into a diagnostic path. httpmon captures the HTTP layer when provider behavior, signing, redirects, or retries are unclear. The browser extensions are smaller utilities built with the same constraint: one job, a compact surface, and no data collection.
Storage operations
Inventory, diagnose, inspect.
Choose this when you need a real inventory of a large bucket: resumable listing, trace files, manifests, diffing, and Parquet output.
StorageOpsChoose this when an S3-compatible operation fails and you need a diagnostic path across auth, signing, throttling, checksums, lifecycle, or migration.
https-traffic-inspectorChoose this when the important clue is inside the HTTP request or response hidden by curl, aws, Python, Node, or another CLI.
Browser utilities