networkchronicles

hat it looks like in practice: You get mysterious messages from "The Architect" (the missing admin) Your shell prompt shows your level and current quest Running normal commands sometimes triggers discoveries An in-game journal records everything you learn Challenge scripts create puzzles that teach Linux skills The core idea: What if documenting your homelab felt like playing Hacknet or Uplink instead of writing a technical manual? The real magic: It actually integrates with your REAL infrastructure. If you have services on specific ports, the game will incorporate them into the story and challenges. This is a personal project I've been working on - not publicly available yet, mostly due to hardware constraints on running multiple models simultaneously; but I'd love to know: Would something like this motivate you to better understand and document your setup? What features would make it valuable to you? EDIT/UPDATE: How do I stress that this is way way under-developed and in development and not advisable for you to install just yet? I guess the best way is to provide a link. https://github.com/Fimeg/NetworkChronicles This is CONCEPT. Its what I always wanted my tech to do. It's hardly feature complete - at best alpha 0.0.4 To gain a FULL understanding of what this might be - see the premise file: https://github.com/Fimeg/NetworkChronicles/blob/main/premise...