Welcome to my GitHub profile. I'm a hobbyist experimenting with LLMs and agentic coding systems.
I don't give agency to the AI beyond limited scopes depending on the context. That means I give the computer a specific task to iterate on until the source code reaches a point of stability/security/effectivity that I'm satisfied with. I have extensive knowledge of hardware and software in general and have been tinkering with them for over twenty years. I cannot write code but I can read and understand it and know when the AI produces a program that is good or bad. Rick Rubin but for computers.
I design everything manually and then outsource all the manual labor to the Codex factory, and when that code comes back I close my eyes, massage my toes, and make a Decision, and in the end there is good software (well, good enough at least for my purposes and they work the way I want them to without any issues -- motis-portable has been tested extensively).
I know enough about most architectures to be able to design plans that are specific enough to get a good product out of hallucinating rocks and if you don't believe me check out my MOTIS fork further down below. If it looks like shit to you, please tell me what's bad about it. I won't hurt you
A workflow template for coordinating AI agent work using a local Markdown-based versioning system. Dual-agent coordination between Claude and Codex via /pickup, /receive, and /handoff commands—minimizing GitHub API dependency while enabling parallel task execution.
- ordning — Portable offline calendar for Linux. Apple Calendar-inspired weekly view, local-only JSON storage, optional AES-256-GCM encryption, recurring events, and single-file AppImage deployment. Built with Tauri v2.
- motis-portable — Linux-only offline transit/routing desktop app, forked from MOTIS. Runs multimodal routing, geocoding, and map tiles fully offline from a USB drive. Accepts GTFS and OSM PBF data.
- ltengine-esc — Free, self-hosted local AI machine translation API in Rust. LibreTranslate-compatible, powered by Gemma3 models via llama.cpp with CUDA/Metal/Vulkan acceleration. Maintaining-attempt fork.
- sotis — Portable offline fuzzy file search tool for Linux. Typo-tolerant filename and content search across PDF, DOCX, EPUB, XLSX, and more. Native GUI via egui, powered by tantivy full-text search.