Higangssh/homebutler

Overview

A single binary tool for managing a homelab environment through chat interfaces. It requires no dependencies and runs as a standalone executable. Users interact with it via messaging platforms to control homelab services.

Best for

Best for
Homelab enthusiasts who want to control their infrastructure from chat

Use cases

• Manage homelab servers from chat
• Execute commands on homelab infrastructure via messaging
• Monitor homelab status through chat interactions

How to use

Install

npm install -g homebutler

Tools exposed

• uptime-kuma
• it-tools
• stirling-pdf
• speedtest-tracker
• pi-hole
• adguard-home
• nginx-proxy-manager

Tested with

Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, ChatGPT

Notes

A single binary tool for managing a homelab environment through chat interfaces. It requires no dependencies and runs as a standalone executable. Users interact with it via messaging platforms to control homelab services.

157 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-05-10. Licensed MIT.

Use cases

• Manage homelab servers from chat
• Execute commands on homelab infrastructure via messaging
• Monitor homelab status through chat interactions

Pros

• Lightweight single binary with zero dependencies
• Simple to deploy and run
• Open source and written in Go

Cons

• Limited to homelab scale and use cases
• Requires technical setup for chat integration
• Relatively low community traction (157 stars) may mean fewer features

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