Oath Hammer dice WPA
A dice web app for tabletop role-playing games, the predecessor to the Oath Hammer character sheet/generator.
1689 projects published
A dice web app for tabletop role-playing games, the predecessor to the Oath Hammer character sheet/generator.
A 3D version of the Oath Hammer dice app, described as its 'bloated 3d cousin'.
A system for managing tabletop role-playing game campaigns.
An experimental illustration project combining 3D scenes with LLMs.
A small script that automatically generates meeting and event sign-up forms by using a Google Form to create Google Forms.
AI-powered resume tailoring tool that productizes an automated job-application pipeline. It includes a bookmarklet intake system that parses job postings and adds them to a list, an improve-over-time tailoring loop that identifies skills mentioned in postings but missing from the user's profile and asks about them to refine the profile, and output options that produce polished, human-looking tailored resumes. The author reports it increased their job hear-back rate roughly 5x.
Astrophotography tool that automates the hard parts of untracked astrophotography. It uses plate solving to help point the camera at a target and live-stacks the resulting images while accounting for Earth's rotation. It is early-stage and the author plans to port it to Linux/Raspberry Pi so a minimal astronomy rig can be built from just a DSLR, a 3-way head, a tripod, a power bank, and a single-board computer.
A macro tracking app focused on removing taps, built for daily use because existing macro trackers tend to be ugly, tedious, or expensive. A launch video combining AI-generated app screens, animated stills, and AI-created music is on the homepage.
A desktop application suite of video encoding, inspection and quality analysis tools built on ffmpeg, vmaf and mp4box, with paying customers.
A newly launched desktop S3 client built from components developed for Video Commander.
A novel the author is working on.
This tool builds an FPS (first-person shooter) video game in one day; the generated game runs on PC, Mac, and smartphones.
A personal blog at blog.willmeye.rs where the author posts their writings and other content.
A converter tool that transforms videos into Lottie animations. It is a work in progress and not yet functional.
A shared folder that syncs for agents: users mount their existing data, apply controls and permissions, and monitor activity in real time.
Open-source tool for running coding agents (Claude, Codex, Pi, Antigravity) autonomously for long periods while the user can monitor and steer their work. It has been used for game development, research, and building other tools, with some runs lasting over 20 hours.
A game the author is building mainly with the Epoptes agent-running tool; a YouTube video shows footage of the game in action.
A free, open-source, fully local memory system for Claude modeled after human memory. It lets older memories fade so nothing gets stale, 'dreams' to merge similar memories, updates memories when facts change, and has prospective memory that can remind you of things in the future. Because it acts as Claude's own memory, it develops a self-identity and gets to know the user over time, strengthening or fading habits automatically (e.g., a ping-pong shortcut). It complements the built-in memory file rather than replacing it, requires no API keys, and avoids stale files and hundreds of markdown docs.
DocuView is a real estate software product built as an opinionated alternative to other players in the space. It focuses on the features the builders themselves want, rather than a generalized product where users only use a fraction of the functionality.
A code-based CAD application built on the Aetheris geometry kernel, designed for LLMs first and foremost. It is adding visual programming to the UI and a new drafting mode called IntelliDraft that works closer to how mechanical engineers actually sketch.
A programming language positioned as a successor to C++, based on the idea of C++20 concepts, featuring templates, comptime, Einstein tensors, async/await, explicit state machines, CPU inference, Vulkan support, easy C interop, and safety proofs built into the language itself. It currently compiles to C11, self-hosting is in progress, and it targets AMD64.
A business website being rebuilt with Claude to be significantly better than the old site and migrate off WordPress after the previous web designer broke something and stopped responding.
A personal coach app that generates workouts for the user; it has become solid enough to outperform the trainer the author previously had and now mainly receives occasional bug fixes and small fun additions.
Autonomous soccer-playing robots built for RoboCup competition, with the build documented in a blog post.
A learning-project x86-64 kernel implementing a subset of the Linux syscall ABI, written in Rust. Current work adds tracing support, followed by allocators, including fallible allocation like the Linux kernel and questions around overcommitting and OOM handling. Built without LLMs to deeply understand OS kernels.
A Newspeak implementation of the PostgreSQL TCP wire protocol that enables talking to a GnuCash database from the Chrome web browser, built on the author's Newspeak TCP library. The implementation is described as bare minimum and probably very broken, but can already parse a Postgres result set from a simple query; a one-minute demo video shows result data printed to the console from a Newspeak workspace.
A directory of open source alternatives for proprietary software, at openaltfinder.com.
A command-line utility that manages files across a user's connected and disconnected drives.
This agent and workflow builder converts chats with Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, or any other chat agent into a workflow or autonomous agent. It is aimed at AI-assisted development, helping users manage their time and parallelize work without switching between chat sessions.
This is a free, Apache 2.0-licensed agent and project management system.