Projects

IT operations and GRC platform: assets, ISO 27001 and SOC 2 evidence, access reviews, vendors, policies.

Visual workflow engine that compiles flows to plain Python. Built for low-memory hardware.

Time tracking and leave management with approvals, holiday calendars and roles.

Flags potentially malicious commits using an LLM.

Exports Kibana detection rules to JSON, Markdown and CSV.

Contained lab for studying ransomware behaviour and detection.

Reproduction lab for the libwebp heap overflow.

Jenkins on an LXD VM with Terraform and Ansible.

Local k3d environment in one script.

Bootstraps a Kubernetes cluster with kind.

Browse and search Jira backups offline, without a Jira instance. Useful after migrations or decommissioning.

Git profile manager inspired by chezmoi.

Subsonic-compatible audio server.

Minimal web EPUB reader.

Manga reader and library browser.

Media manager.

Media server that speaks the Jellyfin API (10 to 12), so clients like Streamyfin and Kodi just connect. No database: libraries are plain folders defined in YAML, each with its own language. Built-in web player with live subtitle sync. 20–30 MB idle, under 200 MB while remuxing in real time.

Minimalist static dashboard for a Raspberry Pi.

Digital tabletop for any PDF: gamebooks, print-and-play and tabletop RPGs, solo or in real-time multiplayer. Drawing and pointer tools, dice, tokens, counters, and character and enemy sheets, with every design decision documented as an ADR.

Sandbox text adventure with a virtual DM. A nested world graph (regions, buildings, floors, rooms, containers) that changes for good, NPCs with their own goals, local and global events, procedural side quests, and a DM that stirs things up when play stalls. A local LLM narrates; the engine keeps the rules.

Modernized AIDungeon Clover Edition that runs on current local LLMs through Ollama.

My old retro-gaming blog, kept as a static archive.

Continuation of an old graphical ToME 2 port. Optional isometric tiles and sound, autoexplore, and a borg that started as click-to-move pathfinding and ended up playing the game by itself. Its oracle tells you what the bot would do next.