small tools, experiments, and systems i kept poking at until they became useful enough to keep around.
natural-language course-equivalency explorer for college transfer planning.
indexed transfer-equivalency information so students could ask about courses and transcripts without digging through catalogs by hand.
high-performance screenshot and web reconnaissance cli written in rust.
drives local or remote chromium over cdp with async concurrency, reusable tab pools, and bulk url input.
anonymous confession board that runs over ssh.
not a website: users connect from a terminal and post/read confession cards through an ssh-native interface.
minimal x86_64 linux distribution and package ecosystem.
an archived systems project around building a small linux distribution, package repos, releases, and desktop environments.
rust package manager for installing portable tooling in userspace.
fetches statically compiled tool binaries from package metadata without requiring root access.
the linux-heavy workspace i actually build from.
nix-based daily environment, terminal workflow, mechanical keyboard, and hardware setup tuned for long coding sessions.