Programs

A Windows system-information fetch tool — the kind of one-liner you’d run in a fresh terminal to see what your machine is.

    ,.=:!!t3Z3z.,                     User:   brian@KRYPTONBEAST
   :tt:::tt333EE3                     OS:     Windows 11 Pro (build 26100) x86_64
   Et:::ztt33EEEL @Ee.,      ..,      CPU:    Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-14700F (20c / 28t)
  ;tt:::tt333EE7 ;EEEEEEttttt33#      RAM:    [▒▒▒▒▒███████████████]  18 GB / 63 GB  29%
 :Et:::zt333EEQ  SEEEEEttttt33QL      Disk:   [▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒▒█████]  C:\ 1150GB/1862GB 61%
 it::::tt333EEF @EEEEttttt33F;:       GPU:    [▒▒██████████████████] NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 (11.6 GB VRAM)
 ,.=:::::!t=.  @EEEEttttz33QF         Shell:  PowerShell
 ;:::::::::t  ;EEEttttt::::t3         Uptime: 2 days, 8 hrs, 27 min
 {3=*^ "*4)  :EEEEtttt::::z7          Pkgs:   434 (winget)

What it does

Reads user, OS version, CPU model, RAM/disk usage with bar graphs, GPU name and VRAM, shell, terminal, screen resolution, uptime, package manager counts, and the Windows theme — then renders them next to a coloured ASCII logo with a 16-colour ANSI palette.

How it’s built

~600 lines of Krypton across 7 modules (run.k, cpu.k, os.k, mem.k, disk.k, gpu.k, utils.k). Talks to Win32 directly — RegOpenKeyExA for the registry, GlobalMemoryStatusEx for RAM, GetDiskFreeSpaceExA for drives, PdhAddEnglishCounterA for live GPU usage, CreateDXGIFactory for VRAM enumeration, and a kernel32-only IAT through krypton_rt.dll. No WMI, no PowerShell shell-out, no Python.

Run it

git clone https://github.com/t3m3d/krypton
git clone https://github.com/t3m3d/kryofetch
cd kryofetch
build.bat
.\kryofetch.exe

View on GitHub Windows 10 / 11 · native PE/COFF, no gcc required

A real-time network monitor — captures live packets off your NIC, parses them, and streams the feed plus running stats to a browser dashboard.

kmon: HTTP UI on http://127.0.0.1:8080
kmon: capturing on \Device\NPF_{B3F9...}

# browser dashboard ──────────────────────────────────────────
  ↓ 12.483 Mbps      packets: 8,241    TCP: 7,902   UDP: 314   ICMP: 25

  TS              SRC                DST                PROTO   LEN
  17.234s         192.168.1.42:54812 142.250.80.46:443  TCP     1418
  17.241s         192.168.1.42:54813 162.159.135.234:443 TCP    312
  17.244s         8.8.8.8:53         192.168.1.42:51220 UDP     78
  17.252s         192.168.1.42:54814 140.82.114.21:443  TCP     202
  17.260s         192.168.1.1        192.168.1.42       ICMP    84

What it does

Opens a libpcap (Npcap) capture handle on the chosen interface, pulls raw frames into a 64-slot ring buffer, parses Ethernet + IPv4 + TCP/UDP/ICMP headers in pure Krypton, and streams each packet plus a per-second stats snapshot to a browser dashboard over Server-Sent Events. The HTTP server is a tiny in-process winsock loop — no nginx, no Express, no Python.

How it’s built

9 Krypton source files, no .h bridge files in the tree. run.k is the main loop; parser.k decodes packet bytes; protocol.k builds JSON event messages; stats.k tracks throughput and per-protocol counters; kmon_cap.k wraps libpcap and kmon_http.k wraps winsock — both keep their C primitives inside cfunc { } blocks alongside the Krypton declarations, so the source tree stays all-.k. The dashboard itself is a single static kmon_ui.html.

Run it

git clone https://github.com/t3m3d/krypton
git clone https://github.com/t3m3d/kmon
cd kmon
build.bat
.\kmon.exe \Device\NPF_{your-nic-guid}

Requires Npcap installed (libpcap for Windows). The browser opens automatically to http://127.0.0.1:8080 when kmon starts.

View on GitHub Windows 10 / 11 · C path (gcc + Npcap SDK at build time)

Examples

84 small programs — calculator, fibonacci, hex dump, ASCII box drawing, run-length encoding, prime sieve, temperature converter, and more. Single-file demos meant to be skimmed.

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Algorithms

35 textbook implementations — Quicksort, Merge sort, Heap sort, Knuth-Morris-Pratt, Dijkstra, Union-Find, 0/1 Knapsack, LIS, Topological sort, plus a singly-linked list built on the env runtime.

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Tools

20 command-line utilities written in Krypton — cat, grep, head, tail, fmt, sort_lines, wc, diff_lines, etc. Each builds to a standalone native binary.

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