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A content-generation platform for several channels. A FastAPI backend and a Vite frontend, multi-provider LLM orchestration with fallback, a worker queue, scheduled publishing. Running 24/7.

A free express check of a website against Russia's personal-data law (152-FZ): foreign services, personal data collected without consent, a missing policy. Runs in an isolated Cloudflare Worker: the visitor supplies the address, our servers stay out of it. First rung of the ladder: a free check, then a paid audit, then fixes.

A soft-3D engine for living characters on plain canvas 2D: a parametric mesh, Lambert lighting, perspective and emotions - zero libraries, 60 fps. Live demo: the ghost right in this section, go click it.

A web tool for managing environment config and deployment: environment presets, settings sync, fast bootstrap on a new machine. Public site on a custom domain.

A native macOS auto-switcher for keyboard layouts: key interception via CGEventTap, language detection with a dictionary (≈697K words: a Bloom filter with exact confirmation) plus n-grams, replacing the typed word on the fly. Learns from the user’s corrections and detects games so it never touches keys mid-game. Free, no subscription; stays offline unless you opt in to signed update checks. Source is open on GitHub. 1310 automated checks.

A tool that turns the journal of a multi-agent run into one self-contained HTML page: an execution map, a real wall-clock timeline, and the critical path - the chain that actually sets the total runtime. Timings, models and every agent's output are read from the journals; nothing is simulated. Open source, with a live demo built from a real 25-agent run.

A living ASCII face on the Ghostty terminal background - your AI agent's status at a glance: thinking, working, waiting for you, done, asleep. A GLSL shader plus invisible OSC signals as the IPC channel, zero daemons, zero tokens, text always readable.

Three independent job-search agents in one open repository: HH, LinkedIn and remote job boards. Strict browser-session verification, LLM scoring, cross-source dedup, language filtering and Telegram control. Production-derived code published without cookies or personal data.

A weekly planner on top of Things 3: free-form notes become a plan through Claude, the model's answer is validated against a strict JSON schema, every change is previewed before it applies, with rollback and Undo. A native Tauri v2 build, two-way Things sync over AppleScript, a PWA shell for the phone. Taken to a private beta and released under MIT.

An emergency process-control cockpit over Telegram: a pinned message with stop/start toggles for pm2 processes, confirmations, an allowlist. Published as OSS under MIT.

An ASCII+CRT render engine: the screen as a phosphor terminal - glyph rendering from a light map, persistence glow, a nine-act cinematic flythrough. WebGL, custom pipeline.

A pipeline that downloads manga, OCR via an MIT detector, translation through the Gemini API, renders text back into bubbles and packs it into CBZ. Runs on a schedule: new chapters land in the library automatically.

A desktop app that tracks the price spread across trading venues in real time. A native Tauri build (Rust + web frontend), background workers, alerts on divergence. Installs like a regular app.

A browser god-sim game: a deterministic TypeScript + Vite engine, world progression and events, rendering without heavy engines. In active development.

A client service for monitoring on-chain transactions. Event subscriptions, filters by address and signature, Telegram alerts, a stats dashboard. Delivered to the client and launched in their production.

A client AI assistant for crypto research. It gathers data from many sources, distills it into structured reports with LLM analysis, and delivers them through a bot. Delivered to the client and launched in their production.

X/Twitter monitoring across crypto projects with AI summaries, importance scoring and noise filtering. Telegram alerts with inline controls. Delivered to the client and launched in their production.

A Telegram bot for deep crypto-asset analytics: a custom pipeline that collects and scores signals, an AI comment on every event, clean visuals. Ran in production 24/7 from May to September 2026, now retired; kept here as an example of a full build.

A VPN service on custom infrastructure: the site, an account area, key issuing and renewal, a Telegram bot, multi-server rollout, protection against sharing and leaks. It ran with paying users; it is no longer sold and stays here as an example of a full build.

A crypto-market web dashboard with interactive heatmaps by sector. A Python backend aggregates CEX/DEX data; the frontend is a lightweight SPA in vanilla JS + D3. Ran on a custom domain via Cloudflare Tunnel until June 2026, now retired.

An infrastructure-monitoring panel: server and service status, metrics, alerts, a daily digest in Telegram. 7 tabs, JSON persistence, cron pushes. Retired in June 2026; the demo repository stays open.