Documentation and idea framing is too snowflaked. This a JWT based port knocking over https framework that would be useful when used in a much broader sense.

Documentation and idea framing is too snowflaked. This a JWT based port knocking over https framework that would be useful when used in a much broader sense. Framing it as proactive fail2ban is technically correct, it also masks the other and more powerful use-cases. I could see this in use as a vpn bypass for a prosumer production system, where normal operational commands go over a secured vpn but in a pinch, you can disable that restriction for direct control during a partial failure.