Lazysusan: run commands on machines from anywhere with curl
Lazysusan is a tool that lets you execute commands on remote machines using only curl, without needing SSH. It is designed for LLM-driven infrastructure tasks, enabling AI agents to debug nodes, check logs, or set up services by simply curling a URL. The target user is developers and ops engineers who want a lightweight, outbound-only remote execution method.
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