What is axiom-rs?

axiom is a very small command line tool written in Python that generates an nginx configuration file for pointing a domain at a frontend and a backend server. The README describes a simple three step process: copy an example environment file and fill in your domain name along with the IP addresses of your frontend and backend servers, run an init command to check that the configuration is valid, and then run a command that writes out a file named axiom.nginx.conf. That generated file routes your domain to the frontend and routes the same domain's /api/ path to the backend, and you are expected to place it on your nginx server and reload it there. The README itself is short and only covers this setup flow. It does not explain how the tool validates input, what else the init or run commands check, or anything about the internal structure of the project. One important thing to flag: the repository's own listed description on GitHub is "Hidden reverse shell," which does not match what the README describes at all. A reverse shell is a tool that lets someone remotely control a computer, often used for unauthorized access. Since the stated purpose and the actual README content conflict this sharply, anyone considering using this repository should treat that mismatch as a serious warning sign and review the actual source code carefully, or avoid running it entirely, before pointing it at any real domain or server. No license information is present in the README.