NetworkingKnights is where our software projects live under one name, instead of scattered across disconnected repos. Right now that means building out RanchHands and Bastion — real tools aimed at real problems, not proof-of-concept demos.
The goal is straightforward: build things properly, be upfront about what stage they're at, and only call something "released" once it's actually ready to use.
We build assuming things will be attacked, not just assuming they'll be used correctly.
If it's published on this site, it's meant to actually be used — not a placeholder for a future version.
Clear answers about what a tool does, what it doesn't do, and what it costs.
We'd rather ship less, and have what we ship still work correctly a year from now.
