Agent Session Monitor
A read-only monitoring tool that brings coding-agent sessions into one view, with activity, attention signals, and evidence about what is actually happening.
From finance workflows and ad auctions to agent orchestration and hardware control. Explore 14 projects through live experiences, recordings, interactive samples, and illustrated walkthroughs.
14 projects
A read-only monitoring tool that brings coding-agent sessions into one view, with activity, attention signals, and evidence about what is actually happening.
A modular multi-tenant accounts payable platform: invoice capture, approval workflows, vendor management, and reporting, with a Rust/Axum backend and a Next.js interface.
A book-writing workflow that separates research, outlining, drafting, review, and editing, with chapter-level operations and saved progress across stages.
A family games platform: four games, a web portal with unified accounts, and deployment tooling, built as a monorepo on Cloudflare.
A multi-agent AI coding assistant in Go: a pipeline of specialized agents - researcher, planner, architect, executor, QA, reviewer - with quality gates between stages, shipped as a single binary.
An experimental server-side ad exchange in Rust, with OpenRTB request handling, demand adapters, auction logic, and controls for slow or failing integrations.
A Raspberry Pi controller that connects physical buttons, a remote API, and relay control through an event stream for an existing garage-door mechanism.
A personal context assistant that brings communication events, summaries, and reviewable suggestions into a single workspace while keeping work contexts separate.
A network monitoring system in Go with an embedded React dashboard: device discovery, threat detection, traffic analysis, and quarantine, packaged as a single binary.
A local port assignment manager that prevents collisions across projects: persistent assignments for services you visit daily, ephemeral ones for tests, with an offline-capable CLI.
A Python wrapper for the Datorama API focused on platform administration: bulk stream processing, job reruns, and metadata collection, with built-in caching to live inside tight API limits.
A CLI that automates research workflows with LLM backends: structured reports, literature reviews, claims extracted and checked against sources, and a knowledge graph that persists.
A browser-based IDE built mobile-first: Monaco editor, real terminal sessions, an AI chat agent, and git panel, served over LAN so any device on the network can code.