About Me
Windows endpoint and server engineer. Practical tools from real support workflows.
Who am I?
I'm Swatto — a Windows Endpoint and Server Engineer with a habit of turning awkward support problems into small, practical tools.
SwatLab is my personal space for sharing those tools and anything else I find worth paying attention to. I define the workflow, constraints, and edge cases; AI writes the application code from that direction.
I know basic programming concepts and have used PowerShell extensively, but these projects are not me hand-writing Rust line by line. My part is the admin judgement: what should exist, how it should behave, and whether it solves the real problem.
The working context is Windows endpoint and server administration: PowerShell, Intune and Autopilot, Entra ID, Active Directory, Windows Server, VMware, RMM platforms, and application packaging. That shapes the defaults, the edge cases, and the amount of friction each tool is allowed to add.
Quick facts
- Windows Endpoint and Server Engineer
- Support and technical escalation background
- Domains: Windows client/server, PowerShell, Intune, Autopilot, Entra ID, Active Directory, VMware, RMM, and application packaging
- AI-written tools guided by real admin workflows
- Extensive PowerShell experience
What I build
Tools that come from real admin problems, kept small enough to understand and trust.
Single binary
No installer, no runtime, no dependencies. Download it, run it. Works from a USB drive or a recovery share.
No footprint
Exits clean. No services left running, no registry keys, no leftover folders. The machine is as it was.
Real problems
Every tool starts with something that would save time during normal endpoint, server, or scripting work.
The Security page is a useful feed I keep around, not the whole point of the site.
Find me
All public tools live on GitHub. I don't maintain social media — if you want to get in touch, GitHub is the place.