Three independent projects
What I’ve been building
A quick reference to explore before, during, or after the live demo. Pick a tool for the details.
Select any project above to see why I made it and how it works.
01 / TERMINAL
Compi
A comfortable workspace for coding tools, without assembling a terminal and a separate multiplexer.
Why I built it
I wanted a comfortable, reusable workspace for my coding tools without stitching together terminal customization, shell configuration, and separate persistence tools.
What it does
- Control appearance, themes, and fonts from the UI.
- Arrange tabs and split panes, resize them, and move focus without a separate multiplexer.
- Keep shells running in the background server when the client window closes; reopen the client to reconnect.
- Use native Windows and macOS clients. Windows uses WSL2 for shells; macOS workspace qualification is still open.
Client closure is not reboot or daemon-restart survival. Devices do not sync automatically.
02 / SESSION MEMORY
Mimir
Find the decisions and evidence from earlier AI-assisted work.
Why I built it
I don’t want useful decisions and context trapped in individual AI tools, or to explain the same work over and over.
What it does
- Capture supported coding-agent sessions and inspect the evidence behind the work.
- Search saved session records and retrieve relevant prior work through the CLI or agent integration.
- Track capture state separately from whether work landed, was discarded, or remains unresolved.
- Run the Worker, private dashboard, and storage in your own Cloudflare account.
This is retrieval of saved work, not automatic transfer of a complete conversation.
03 / FILES In development
Orange Box
Ordinary folders and files, with an upload-only link for guests.
Why I built it
I needed a link for guests to send engagement-party photos. I didn’t want to pay for Dropbox, and building a small file tool on Cloudflare felt worthwhile.
What’s built
- Browse and organize ordinary folders and files in the owner view.
- Create upload-only guest links; guests do not need an account and cannot browse owner files.
- Store file bytes in a private R2 bucket in the owner’s Cloudflare account.
- Download a folder as a ZIP. Large archive behavior still needs live Cloudflare testing.
The local app and Worker flows have been tested. A fresh live installation and real phone uploads are not yet verified.
Guest links do not grant downloads or a view of the owner’s folders.