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A daily word game called Long Story Short. Each day presents a short sentence based on an uplifting news article, and the player crosses out words until only five remain that still carry the story. Every word stays on screen so nothing has to be remembered; the player can point at the words that stay while the sentence is read aloud, making it playable side by side with someone experiencing memory loss.
OpenDocBot is an open interface for agentic office work, positioned as an open alternative to Microsoft Copilot (or Claude for M365) in the same way OpenCode relates to Claude Code. Source code is available on GitHub.
A free API for accessing company news, maintained for use in other projects such as adding news feeds to stock-related websites.
Infrastructure for AI agents that lets them discover, pay, and work autonomously without human involvement.
This library simplifies working with logistics vendors' APIs such as Delhivery and Shiprocket, published as the 'open-logistics' npm package.
Chalk is an AI system design interviewer that provides structured, time-limited practice interviews. It is built for training for system design interviews and self-learning, reflecting the author's view that system design is more important than ever in the AI era.
An open-source library providing vector-related operations such as clustering, classification, and anomaly detection, making it easy for developers to get more out of their vector embeddings — described as 'sk-learn for Vector operations'.
A bot built on Grok that the author taught to monitor discussions for keyword/competitor mentions, similar to Kueon's functionality.
A competitor intelligence platform for SaaS teams. Users add keywords to watch and receive alerts when those keywords are mentioned in Hacker News or Reddit discussions, and configure competitors for their SaaS to be notified when those competitors make product or pricing updates. Planned features include reducing noise from unrelated conversation mentions, reports interpreting competitor updates for the user's product, and ideas for joining relevant discussions.
This project provides four fully open-source, no-dependency single-file tools that let you export any piece of the web and hotwire it into portable, single-file HTML that works anywhere.
A social network project exploring what a useful social network could be.
An app for apartment and residential complex management.
A bubble-popping game where players pop bubbles and earn rewards, originally designed to teach kids about world geography through special days and weeks, and now playable by everyone from 7 to 77.
This project shows how to use AI at zero cost on your own machine, providing a hybrid setup for running AI locally for free.
AI WorkDeck is an IDE for document-heavy workers, aiming to accelerate long-form document work the way code IDEs accelerate engineers. It is designed for users who spend their days in tools like MS Word that are not built for writing long documents.
This is a Rust-based terminal UI (TUI) for managing containers, VMs, and microVMs in a provider-agnostic way. It supports Docker, Incus, and Docker Sandbox, with Podman, Apple Containers, and Tart on the way. Users can manage resources, inspect logs and details, and open persistent side shell sessions using an Alacritty backend, so sessions survive navigating elsewhere.
A reimagined Pomodoro ("tomato method") alarm/timer app that uses computer vision to detect when the user is sitting and exposes stats for AI agent analysis.
Software for electric vehicles, currently in development.
A book about performance, currently being written.
An education service, currently in development.
Short fiction being written by the author.
A card game website offering playable versions of popular Asian card games, including Big 2, Tiến Lên, and Dou Dizhu.
This economic regime model substrate manages financial exposure under uncertainty. Abstention is a first-class outcome alongside an allocation policy book, and a counterfactual portfolio analysis tool takes existing portfolio positions and provides tilts based on the model, with model comparison. Governance and accountability are first-class artifacts so decisions can be audited for what someone knew at the time with the information available.
A CRUD application refactored to switch its backend from Supabase to Neon.
A hosting platform for AI-written apps that lets non-technical users deploy applications by asking AI agents such as Claude Code or Codex. The platform handles backups, login/access control, and vulnerability scanning, and ships a Claude Code plugin (under review at Anthropic, also installable from GitHub) for simple agent integration.
Web-based UML modelling tool with live updates between two browser windows and iPad pen input support. It also includes ArchiMate support, currently disabled pending a license fee. The tool went through several technical iterations (wasm, then SwiftUI, then HTML/JavaScript) and is used daily by its creator, who is now seeking feedback from other users.
A terminal UI (TUI) database client designed for speed, letting users go from launch to having filtered a table and copied a row in under 10 seconds.
Managed cloud for coding agents that spawns Claude Code, Codex, or OpenCode sessions via an API call. Agents are defined in YAML and deployed as endpoints via git push, with full VM support for installing any dependencies, sub-5-second startup checked out to the latest commit, IAM-like permissions for agents, and the ability to download or stream the full harness output. The builder is seeking a cofounder in SF or NY.
A system for portable user profiles on Linux, developed by the author's software development team, which also involves compiling Python — something the author found surprisingly cool and handy.
Tooling around Voice AI agents designed so that even non-technical people can use them.