Private agents on hardware I own
A private agent stack at home, with one small write gate, digest pinned containers, local inference, and no public dashboard.
1.with wind blowing in strong sudden movements
2.letting güney usta take the steering wheel and experience strong sudden movements inside databases, ai‑integration and design projects
A private agent stack at home, with one small write gate, digest pinned containers, local inference, and no public dashboard.
TherapyList replaces the spreadsheet waitlist. The hosted core is free, and the same application can run on infrastructure the practitioner controls, under the same privacy contract.
Open data on how long household appliances actually last in Switzerland, with sources, gaps, and operating costs visible.
I help Swiss neighbours form a local electricity community, so solar from their roofs stays local instead of going to the grid for almost nothing.
A shared home for sihlhack, luckhack, and OpenLEG, and an experiment in what changes when one project uses AI throughout and another uses none.
HTML templates designed to pass AI-based filters and ATS parsers while maintaining visual appeal for human reviewers. Built with semantic HTML and CSS print stylesheets.
A standalone user story map in one HTML file. It saves work locally and exports it as CSV.
My reusable set of tokens, themes, components, and rules in Penpot, made without a kit, plugin, or generator.
Windows 11 was forced on me and looked horrible, so I deleted everything, swapped the CPU, and installed CachyOS.