automation

Ecs Controller

ECS server traffic guard and automation console
53 stars10 forksGoUpdated 8/4/2026100% free · open source
What it does

ECS-controller acts as a traffic guard and automation console for ECS servers, providing a centralized management system for server traffic and automating tasks.

When to use it
  • When you need to manage and balance traffic across multiple ECS servers
  • When automating tasks and workflows for your ECS server infrastructure is required
  • When a unified console for monitoring and controlling ECS server traffic is necessary
Ready-to-paste prompt
Run './main --config config.json' to start the ECS-controller with your custom configuration
Heads up: Ensure you have Go (version 1.17 or later) installed on your system before attempting to build or run the ECS-controller
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Use with Claude
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Skip the builder — one click puts this in Claude, Cursor, Antigravity and more.

✅ Light setup

Installs with a command or two; your AI agent can do it for you.

Try it instantly — no install
Claude Code
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills/ecs-controller && curl -fsSL https://workflowstacks.com/api/skills/ecs-controller/claude-skill -o ~/.claude/skills/ecs-controller/SKILL.md
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Connect the whole catalog (MCP)
claude mcp add --transport http workflowstacks https://workflowstacks.com/api/mcp

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How Ecs Controller works
Codeflow
Free to inspect

Ecs Controller is a large Go project (~18k lines across 41 code files). Setup is light: runs with Docker. Last commit this month, MIT license, has a test suite.

Size
Large codebase
~18k lines · 41 code files · ~2 h to skim
Setup
Light setup
Runs with Docker.
Runs on
Go · Docker
No API keys detected
Go 54%HTML 44%Shell 2%
Where to start reading
  1. 1
    README.MD
    Start here — what it does and how to install it
  2. 2
    cmd/ecs-controller/main.go
    Where the program starts running
  3. 3
    go.mod
    Dependencies and the commands it exposes
  4. 4
    internal/app/types.go
    Inside internal/ — the main logic begins here
What's in each folder
internal/Core code — the actual logic33 files
cmd/Command-line entry points1 files
docker/Deployment / infrastructure3 files
image/Images & static assets8 files
static/Images & static assets6 files
.github/CI / automation (GitHub Actions)2 files
READMEHas testsThin docsCI checksDocker readyMIT licenseUpdated this month
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Details
Creator
Kori1c
Language
Go
Category
automation
Published
4/16/2026

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