Open-source projects
5 stars★ 5 · C · MIT
Multi-agent AI orchestrator in C. A single static binary < 1 MB, zero dependencies: TLS (BearSSL), IRC, JSON, persistent memory… and an embedded C compiler (TinyCC) — agents write C compiled in-memory to extend their own capabilities at runtime. The same ELF runs on Linux, FreeBSD, NetBSD and OpenBSD (Cosmopolitan Libc).
An AI orchestrator + IRC client + TLS stack + C compiler, in less space than a single JPEG.
C11 Cosmopolitan TinyCC BearSSL multi-agent IRC
3 stars★ 3 · C · GPL-2.0
Real-time log analysis by CIDR block: auto IPv4/IPv6 extraction from any log format, mapping to network block + country + WHOIS. In 30 seconds you see which scraper or coordinated attack is hitting your infra — where it used to take grep, awk, whois and a lot of coffee. ~2,200 lines of C, zero dependencies.
C port of an old personal Python script. The field: LLM bots, scanners and scrapers — a host's daily life.
C11 security CIDR real-time ops
1 stars★ 1 · Go · MIT
An ircii-style terminal chat client: Telegram, Discord and IRC in one window. Real-pixel images (kitty graphics protocol, Unicode half blocks elsewhere), videos and GIFs played inside the conversation, a zoomable viewer, cross-network search, scriptable hooks, FR/EN interface. Main author: Claude (Claude Code), under my direction.
~35,000 lines of Go, 836 tests. A single goroutine owns all of the UI state.
Go TUI Telegram Discord IRC kitty graphics
0 stars★ 0 · TypeScript · MIT
A Claude Code mod: the images Claude reads, writes or makes, and the ones you paste, show up as a film strip right in the chat. Built-in viewer, copy image or path, colored-block preview outside Ghostty/kitty. Main author: Claude (Claude Code), under my direction.
Thumbnails develop as under a darkroom safelight. PNG is decoded by hand inside the mod's sandbox.
TypeScript Claude Code plugin kitty graphics
1 stars★ 1 · Python · GPL-3.0
Multiprocessing pool with result generators (ordered or not). Published on PyPI.
Born to parallelise the X-ray diffraction simulations of a CNRS researcher — without touching her code's structure.
Python multiprocessing PyPI
0 stars★ 0 · Bash
An Intel 8080 CPU emulator written in Bash. Yes, in Bash.
~2,600 lines of shell to bring a 1974 processor back to life.
Bash emulation 8080 WIP
0 stars★ 0 · Bash
A spinning 3D cube rendered in ASCII in the terminal: coproc to bc for trig, hand-rolled Bresenham for the edges.
It runs for real in this site's VM: type cube in the terminal.
Bash 3D Bresenham
2 stars★ 2 · Bash
SHA-1 implemented in pure Bash (builtins only), output identical to sha1sum.
« Yet another totally useless stuff. Don't ask me why… »
Bash crypto one-liner
0 stars★ 0 · reverse
Reversing a MIPS ransomware (Labyrenth CTF): ptrace anti-debug patched by hand, fork followed under strace, XOR key extraction via gdb scripted in Bash.
Flag: PAN{that_ransomware_ran_somewhere}
MIPS gdb CTF anti-debug
1 stars★ 1 · Bash
A curl wrapper to test a domain against an arbitrary IP (--resolve): http↔https, www↔non-www normalisation. The daily tool behind a load balancer.
Born in the field: debugging normalisation behind HAProxy.
Bash HTTP ops
0 stars★ 0 · Python
A bc-like arbitrary-precision calculator: INFIX → POSTFIX → RPN + stack solver, a mini-language with variables and loops.
Computes π via the Nilakantha series in one line.
Python parsing RPN
