🐧 SliTaz Lab
Where the next SliTaz is being cooked: test ISO images and the
small tools woven into it.
ISO images
Cooking builds for developers and testers, not yet in the stable release.
Packages are served by mirror.slitaz.org.
- i486 — legacy BIOS, old 32-bit machines
- x86_64 — UEFI, USB boot
Lab — work in progress
Pieces of the next SliTaz. Each is its own small, self-contained tool.
TazTerm —
the SliTaz terminal, made for AI agents
A light GTK3/VTE terminal with split panes, in C. Coding agents running in
a pane can read the other panes (read-only, secrets masked) instead of
asking you to paste the error.
More about TazTerm →
TazLab —
the tool that started this lab
A single POSIX-shell script to build, develop and cook SliTaz packages for
i486, x86_64 or custom environments
from any GNU/Linux host
(Debian, Ubuntu, Arch…), using only
mount,
chroot and
qemu — no
proot, no
systemd, no extra
dependencies.
Sources:
github.com/pankso/tazlab
- Navette —
terminal AI coding agent in C. Drives a small local model
(llama.cpp) to read, edit and run files in your working directory, in a
one-shot CLI or an ncurses TUI. Offline by design.
- Decide —
typed decisions on text with a small local model: one
forward pass, no generated tokens, the answer is always one of the allowed
choices. Ships SliTaz questions: probable cause of a failed cook, risky
shell command.
spk-add decide (x86_64, AVX2).
- Spk —
SliTaz package manager toolset, multi-arch and BSD-style:
one small tool per task.
- Trame —
unified system-administration backend. One CLI (hostname,
services, network, users, time, firewall…) as a single source of truth for
humans, TazPanel and Wove.
- Wove —
natural-language sysadmin assistant (FR/EN). A fast keyword
matcher handles most requests on its own; a local LLM is an optional bonus.
No cloud, no API keys.
- cook-tui — an ncurses front-end for
cook: type a package name, watch it build, receipt fields live
in a sidebar. Ships with cookutils.
- Toile —
the SliTaz web browser for 6.0. GTK 3 / WebKitGTK, C99,
one small binary.