dira

A Linux system helper tool for ASUS TUF laptops (and compatible hardware).

Install

git clone <repo>
cd dira
go install

Requires python3, sudo, smartctl, nvidia-smi, cpupower for full functionality.

Commands

power

Interactive power profile manager with live system stats.

dira power
# profiles: performance | balanced | underclock | power-saver | custom

Shows CPU/GPU clocks, TDP, temps, and fan speeds alongside each profile's config. Custom profiles are saved to SQLite and persist across sessions.

info

Show detailed hardware information.

dira info                 # all sections
dira info --cpu           # CPU only
dira info --gpu           # GPU only
dira info --ram           # RAM only
dira info --ssd           # SSD only
dira info --battery       # battery only
dira info --wifi          # WiFi only
dira info --bios          # system/BIOS only

Covers: CPU clocks/temps/TDP, dual GPU support, VRAM, NVMe health/wear/PCIe speed, battery health %, WiFi card + temp, BIOS version.

disk

Show disk usage, partition layout, and SSD/NVMe health.

dira disk

Displays:

• Mount points with usage bars and filesystem type
• Block device tree (disks, partitions, HDD/SSD/NVMe type)
• Per-drive SMART health, wear level, temperature, power-on hours, unsafe shutdowns, and media errors

service

Manage systemd services interactively.

dira service

Browse all installed services with live status. Keybinds:

Key	Action
l	View logs (colorized)
i	Show service info
S	Start
s	Stop
r	Restart
e	Enable
d	Disable
/	Search / filter
R	Refresh list
q	Quit

ports

Show listening ports and the processes behind them.

dira ports           # TCP + UDP listeners
dira ports -p        # public (exposed) only
dira ports -l        # local (loopback) only
dira ports --tcp     # TCP only
dira ports --udp     # UDP only
dira ports -a        # all sockets (not just listening)

Public ports are highlighted separately from local-only ports. Known services are labelled automatically (SSH, HTTP, Redis, PostgreSQL, etc.) and suspicious ports are flagged with a warning.

container

Manage Docker and Podman containers interactively.

dira container

Lists all containers from both runtimes with live CPU/memory stats. Keybinds:

Key	Action
l	View logs (colorized)
i	Inspect (resources, env, mounts)
v	Show volumes / mounts
h	Image layer history
c	Edit a file inside the container
e	Open a shell (/bin/sh)
S	Start
s	Stop
d	Delete
r	Refresh list
q	Quit

run

Quick-launch a container from a preset or any image — no flags to memorize.

dira run              # interactive: pick a preset or search the registry
dira run redis        # instant: launch Redis with sensible defaults
dira run postgres     # instant: launch PostgreSQL (password: dira123)
dira run mongo        # instant: launch MongoDB

Supports both Docker and Podman. Detects the available runtime automatically. The interactive flow lets you filter presets, edit ports/env/image before launch, and search the registry for custom images.

Built-in preset categories:

• Databases — Redis, Valkey, DragonflyDB, PostgreSQL (+pgvector, TimescaleDB), MySQL, MariaDB, MongoDB, CockroachDB, Cassandra, ScyllaDB, ClickHouse, SurrealDB, Neo4j, ArangoDB, InfluxDB, QuestDB, and more
• Search & Vector — Qdrant, ChromaDB, Milvus, Weaviate, Elasticsearch, OpenSearch, Meilisearch, Typesense
• Cache — Memcached
• Queues — RabbitMQ, Kafka (KRaft), NATS (+JetStream), Apache Pulsar
• Web & Proxy — Nginx, Caddy, Traefik, httpbin
• Storage — MinIO, Docker Registry
• Dev Tools — Adminer, pgAdmin, phpMyAdmin, Mongo Express, RedisInsight, Kafka UI, Mailpit, Wiremock, SonarQube, Gitea
• Infrastructure — Vault, Consul, etcd, Jaeger, Prometheus, Grafana, Keycloak, LocalStack

TUI Navigation

↑ / k   move up
↓ / j   move down
enter   select
q       cancel

License

MIT