Dikciz: An Android Launcher, Automation Runtime and AI Control Plane
Dikciz is an Android launcher, automation runtime and AI control plane in one APK. Install it, choose it as Home, and you get a file-backed home screen you can edit …
Mostly writing code that does stuff…
Dikciz is an Android launcher, automation runtime and AI control plane in one APK. Install it, choose it as Home, and you get a file-backed home screen you can edit …
TypeSafe dropped Jev and my whole feed lost its shit over it. They call it a System One model: you hand it messy state plus a few typed questions, and …
Peen is a self-hosted coding agent server. You point it at a project directory, give it a model and talk to it from a browser or terminal. It can read …
I already wrote the “why I ripped the plumbing out of my own repos and built a base image” rant in the aicodebox post, so I’m not doing it again …
I built claudebox because letting Claude Code run loose on my host was giving me chest pains. It worked. It grew an HTTP API, an OpenAI-compatible endpoint, an MCP server, …
I built aicodebox as an abstraction: one base image, an AgentAdapter contract, plug any coding agent’s CLI into it and get the API/MCP/Telegram/cron surface for free. That’s a nice theory. …
I have five email accounts. A personal Gmail I’ve had since I was a teenager, a work address, a “burner” I use for signups I don’t trust, a domain address …
Telegram has two APIs. The Bot API: neutered, restricted, limited to whatever Telegram decided bots are allowed to do. And MTProto: the actual protocol your phone uses, with full account …
A 3060 and no cloud budget. AI models behind one endpoint: five cloud providers with free tiers, five local engines that run on your own hardware, the rest on subscription …
I’ve been automating browsers for years. Selenium, Puppeteer, Playwright: used them all, watched them all get caught. The arms race between bot detection and browser automation has been going on …