Fara Technologies LLC provides independent systems engineering for businesses that need their technology to run reliably. From automating repetitive workflows to securing cloud infrastructure, we deliver solutions tailored to your operational realities.
We untangle technical debt and build resilient systems with direct accountability and zero corporate bloat.
Fara Technologies LLC is an independently owned and operated technology consultancy. With a background rooted in complex enterprise environments, we specialize in Windows systems operations, cloud architecture, and infrastructure automation.
The core philosophy is simple: technology should be a quiet enabler, not a source of constant friction. We believe in maintainable solutions, clear documentation, security-by-default, and direct professional communication. When you work with us, you interact directly with the engineer responsible for your systems—no account managers or opaque helpdesks.
Systems administration, operational troubleshooting, and infrastructure reliability for Windows-based environments.
Practical automation to reduce repetitive work, improve consistency, and support operational workflows.
Root-cause analysis, performance review, system diagnostics, and remediation planning.
Hosting, cloud services, platform configuration, technical operations, and environment support.
Access control, hardening, documentation, and operational risk reduction.
Technical websites, software tools, forums, utilities, and online platforms.
Open-source work published at github.com/faratech. Forks and mirrors are omitted. Type cat <name> in the console for a spec sheet.
A terminal process viewer for Windows written in Rust, showing per-core CPU, memory, network, disk, GPU and NPU usage alongside sortable process columns. It includes tree view, search, process tagging, and mouse support.
Runs WinDBG's !analyze -v on Windows crash dumps, then uses an AI model to produce a plain-English report naming the stop code, likely culprit driver and probable cause. Accepts .dmp, .mdmp, .hdmp and .kdmp files plus zip, 7z and rar archives.
A Rust port of Microsoft's inshellisense, adding IDE-style command completion inside bash, zsh, fish, pwsh, and nushell. It wraps your existing shell as a single binary, so no Node.js runtime is required.
Gathers hardware details, event logs, driver states, and crash dumps on Windows 10 and 11, with encrypted scan history and repairs that require confirmation. An optional local or cloud assistant can review results.
It intercepts rm, unlink() and rmdir() calls through PATH shims, LD_PRELOAD, seccomp and fanotify, moving files to a FreeDesktop.org trash store. Deletions fall through to the real command if trashing fails.
An experimental Linux web server in Rust that reads LiteSpeed-compatible XML, speaks LSAPI to lsphp, and supports H1/H2/H3, TLS, proxying, rewrites and compression. It is early-stage, built around one production configuration. Test on alternate ports first.
It supports IRCv3 features including CAP negotiation, multiline messages, reactions and server-backed history, plus SASL authentication and TLS. Builds are published for Windows, Linux and macOS, with chat logs stored in an irssi-compatible format.
A React 19 and TypeScript chat interface for XenForo-based sites, built with Vite and Material UI. Messages are rendered with Marked and DOMPurify, and it connects to XenForo-compatible chat and text-to-speech API endpoints.
A Rust terminal client for XenForo 2.3 forums: browse threads, post replies, send messages, check alerts and search. It renders inline images where the terminal supports them, keeps drafts shared with the website editor, and runs locally or over SSH.
A React 18, Vite and Tailwind CSS storefront interface for curated Windows, Surface, Xbox and PC-upgrade picks. It ships reusable UI, catalog types, validation and affiliate-link helpers, and expects public/catalog.json when run standalone.
React and TypeScript application for tracking Windows, Microsoft Edge and Office 365 builds, with filtering by search, release channel, architecture, platform and date range. It is deployed inside a XenForo forum.
Combines OpenAI embeddings and FAISS vector similarity with Elasticsearch BM25 keyword results through Reciprocal Rank Fusion. Ships a FastAPI service, an xf-search CLI, and an optional MariaDB vector backend.
GitHub Actions fetches upstream Linux and Microsoft WSL kernel tags, applies the compatibility rules in scripts/port-wsl-kernel.sh, and publishes source releases for arm64 and x64. Manual runs can also build installable kernel and module artifacts.
Translates Linux-style slash paths such as /etc/apt into \\wsl.localhost UNC paths in File Explorer, the Run dialog, Windows Search and Open/Save dialogs. Optional cmd and PowerShell adapters extend it to dir, ls and cd; it runs per-user without admin rights.
Translated module-for-module from GNU nano's C source, the editor keeps nano's keybindings and config format. Cargo features mirror nano's configure switches, and CI ships static musl Linux and native Windows builds.
GitHub Actions governance that checks workflows for missing timeouts, concurrency controls, overlapping triggers without path filters, uncapped matrices, cancel-in-progress: false. It scans caller repositories and reports findings without failing on valid YAML.
Translates JSONL transcripts between OpenAI Codex CLI and Claude Code, enabling session handoff. Runs as a single Python file with no dependencies and supports scheduled sync via cron or hooks.
This web application visualizes real-time news events from the GDELT Project using an interactive map. It features intelligent translation, customizable search, multiple visualization modes, and content export.
A PowerShell script that disables a mismanaged SCCM client and resets Group Policy Objects to regain control over Windows Update. It also blocks SCCM servers, installs PowerShell 7 if needed, and schedules itself to run every 15 minutes.