Ziplark
Tiny archive utility
Ziplark — Tiny archive utility. It is a product built with the doaipm method, using Claude Code.
A ~1.4MB archive utility — every archive, one small app. Extract ZIP, RAR / RAR5 (encrypted), 7z, tar, compressed tars, and ISO; create ZIP (AES-256), 7z, tar and more. One engine, three ways: a polished GUI, a scriptable CLI (with --json), and a built-in MCP server so AI can call it directly. MIT open source, zero ads, zero telemetry, fully local.
Key capabilities
- A ~1.4MB app that handles every common archive format
- Extract ZIP / RAR5 (encrypted) / 7z / tar / ISO and more
- Create ZIP (AES-256) / 7z / tar and compressed tars
- One engine, three ways: GUI / CLI / MCP server
- CLI with --json is scriptable; MCP lets AI call it directly
- MIT open source · zero ads · zero telemetry · fully local
At a glance
| Name | Ziplark |
|---|---|
| What it is | Tiny archive utility |
| Specs | MIT · 3 platforms · ~1.4MB |
| Website | ziplark.com |
| Source | github.com/zhitongblog/ziplark |
| Built with | the doaipm method + Claude Code |
Built using the doaipm method with Claude Code. See the methodology →