Things I've built.

What I'm shipping now, the open-source tools I lean on, and some old PowerShell.

Featured: 4; shipping now: YahwAI, omp-cloud, ompcraft, and dash
Open source: 4; open-source repos I maintain
Earlier work: 2020; my first PowerShell module

Live

YahwAI

Search the Scriptures. Keep your eyes fixed on Jesus.

An AI Bible-study tool for personal study and for preparing questions to bring to church or a small group. It answers in plain words and shows you the passages, so you can read them for yourself.

Shows: The passages behind a reply, from the Berean Standard Bible
Plans: Study tools and a prayer list are free. Paid plans add AI replies.
Won't: Speak for God. Replies aren't Scripture.

Visit yahwai.com See the plans

The YahwAI share card: an open book with a gold flame, the name YahwAI, and the words "Search the Scriptures. Keep your eyes fixed on Jesus."

Open source

omp-cloud

Cloud agents for omp. On your hardware.

Hand a task from omp to an agent in its own KVM microVM, on your own Linux box. It brings your repo and the conversation, asks you questions, sleeps when idle with its processes intact, and returns a branch.

Runs: Each task in its own KVM microVM. No Kubernetes.
Returns: A branch you pull back into your repo
License: MIT

Visit omp-cloud.techdufus.com View on GitHub

The omp-cloud share card: the words "Cloud agents for omp. On your hardware." beside the dashboard's Threads page.

Open source

ompcraft

Your AI coding agents, in your quest log.

Watch your omp agents work without leaving World of Warcraft: Forever. A native objective tracker, achievement pop-ups when one finishes or needs you, and every reply on parchment, one click away.

Shows: Agent state, todo progress and replies, in game
Never: Touches game memory, captures your screen or sends input
License: MIT. Unofficial fan project.

Visit ompcraft.techdufus.com View on GitHub

The ompcraft share card: the words "Your AI coding agents, in your quest log" over a Mulgore landscape, beside an in-game agent tracker and a "Finished" achievement pop-up.

Open source

dash

Homelab mission control.

One Go binary, a live web UI over Proxmox, Kubernetes, Flux, hardware, storage, alerts and service status. It reads the whole lab and shows the state on one screen, worst problems first.

Runs: One container, or in Kubernetes with the Helm chart
Writes: In three places only, each off until you turn it on
License: MIT

Visit dash.techdufus.com View on GitHub