A small command-line tool for remote computer wakeup, management, and shutdown.

起きろ (Japanese for "wake up") provides simple commands to wake machines via Wake-on-LAN, check reachability, open remote web interfaces, SSH into hosts, and perform remote shutdowns — all driven from a small, configurable command-line client.

• Wake machines with Wake-on-LAN (WOL).
• Check host reachability (ping).
• Open remote web dashboards in the default browser.
• Start SSH sessions to configured hosts.
• Request remote shutdown/poweroff.
• Query host status (last-seen, online/offline).
• Configurable hosts and settings via a user config file.

Build from source (requires Rust/Cargo):

cargo build --release

Optional: create a system package or install via your distro's packaging tooling.

okiro reads a config file for named hosts (MAC, IP/hostname, optional SSH user/port). Default config path:

• ~/.config/okiro.toml

Example okiro.toml:

[[hosts]]
name = "laptop"
mac  = "aa:bb:cc:dd:ee:ff"
host = "laptop.example.local"
ssh_user = "mike"
ssh_port = 22

Run okiro --help for full details. Example:

$ okiro --help
okiro - remote computer wakeup / management / shutdown tool

Usage: okiro [COMMAND]

Commands:
  wake       Send Wake-on-LAN to a configured host
  ping       Ping a host to check reachability
  ssh        Open an SSH session to a configured host
  browse     Open a host's web dashboard in the browser
  poweroff   Request shutdown of a host (via SSH or API)
  status     Show status for configured hosts
  help       Print this message or the help of the given subcommand(s)

Options:
  -h, --help     Print help
  -V, --version  Print version

Examples:

• Wake a host named "laptop":

  okiro wake laptop

• SSH into a host:

  okiro ssh laptop

• Open the host (web dashboard or file share):

  okiro browse server

• Ping a host to check if it's online:

  okiro ping server

• Power off a host (uses configured SSH if available):

  okiro poweroff desktop

• Show interactive status for all configured hosts:

  okiro status

Contributions welcome. Open issues or PRs for bug fixes, new features, or improvements to host configuration handling.

MIT License. See LICENSE file for details.