notes
Occasional writing on software, systems, andthe tools in between.
kardboard: a kanban board that summons coding agents
Write a card, and about a minute later a coding agent clones the repo, does the work, and opens a pull request. My job becomes reviewing.
Pier: a desktop GUI for pi
A macOS app in front of the pi coding agent. Each session is a real pi process, so everything you configured in the terminal still works.
Running Qwen 27B on an Intel Arc Pro B70
A 27-billion-parameter coding model on a 32 GB Intel GPU, with a 128K context window, serving the agent on my MacBook. The numbers, and everything that broke.
Kino: a Stremio client I can keep extending
My own Stremio client with an interface built for a TV remote, native playback, and the features I always wanted, starting with skip intro.
invox: invoicing that lives in a container
A personal invoice generator with a SQLite file behind it and PDF export. My banking details live in the database, so the code can be public.
Brutal Doom in the browser, booting straight into the map
A fork of a UZDoom WebAssembly port that boots one game the moment the page loads. Open the URL on a TV and you are in MAP01.
camview: a low-latency camera viewer in one container
Point it at an RTSP camera and it shows the feed in the browser over WebRTC. Cameras that do not speak H.264 get transcoded on the fly.
Andromeda: a public TV channel with a schedule and a chat
A livestream page over my media library. Anyone with the link can watch what is on, see what is next, and talk about it. One process, one container.
Orbitdash: a server dashboard I can edit
A homelab dashboard with live CPU, memory, and disk on the same page as the service links, and a board you edit from the UI.