Repair

Diagnostics, repair and recovery workstation

Platform: Windows workstation: web UI, Electron desktop, native desktop, and a PowerShell console
Version: 2.0.2 · VERSION
Discipline: Utilities
License: Not declared

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PRODUCT SYSTEM

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Repair and diagnostics field

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OVERVIEW

A local-first Windows workstation exposing eighteen service categories through a web UI, an Electron shell, a Windows desktop build, a PowerShell console and a loopback execution bridge that runs only registered tools. Every registered tool carries risk metadata and destructive paths require explicit confirmation.

What it does

AS STATED BY THE REPOSITORY

Eighteen service categories covering maintenance, cleanup, network, programs, duplicates, disk space, services, performance, security, diagnostics, backup, developer tools, privacy, drivers, monitoring, environment, post-install and project analysis
Risk classes of READ_ONLY, SAFE_CLEANUP, SYSTEM_REPAIR, DESTRUCTIVE and REBOOT_REQUIRED with confirmation before destructive execution
A loopback execution bridge that allowlists registered KNOuX tools and bounds scan and input ranges
An explicit UAC boundary: an unelevated bridge rejects admin-required tools with 403 ELEVATION_REQUIRED
Optional local authentication through GitHub OAuth or Microsoft Entra ID with loopback HttpOnly session cookies

Stated limits

PUBLISHED WITH THE PRODUCT

Manual real-machine validation is still required for destructive end-to-end flows, reboot flows, rollback and hardware telemetry
The authoritative service map is Docs/SERVICE-INVENTORY.md; historical 100-tool documents describe an earlier console baseline

Technologies

IMPLEMENTATION STACK

TypeScriptReact 18ViteElectronPowerShell.NET