AllTheSystems is where I write about AI-assisted operations, publish the tools I can share, and keep a public record of what one infrastructure operator can ship with a good agent and a clear spec.
Small enough to inspect. Useful enough to keep online. Built as real artifacts, not prompt demos. Everything here is on GitHub.
Android + Windows · pilot
Use selected Windows apps from your Android phone. Pair with a QR code, publish only the apps you choose, and open several at once in one workspace. Runs on your LAN or your own VPN with pinned TLS. No relay, no cloud in the middle.
Home Assistant
A Home Assistant control panel on a $60 Seeed SenseCAP Indicator. ESPHome + LVGL, five pages of lights, climate, energy and security pushed live from HA, and a desk-pet Tamagotchi that only levels up when you actually get work done.
Windows desktop
A free, open-source disk-space visualizer for Windows: portable exe, fast MFT scanning, treemap, duplicate finder, old-large-file search, and no telemetry.
Agent protocol
A broker and protocol for scoped agent-to-agent collaboration, built around approval boundaries, async inboxes, and content-blind encrypted transport. Your assistant lends a hand to a friend's assistant without either person handing over private data.
Agent memory
A durable second brain for AI agents built from ordinary Markdown. Preserves sources, keeps cited synthesis and current state, and hands each question a small, token-budgeted slice of context. Works with any folder-capable agent. Obsidian optional.
Interactive web
Classic logic and probability puzzles rebuilt as playable browser scenes. Vanilla JavaScript, no backend, no analytics, just puzzles you can actually try.
Specs, agents, review loops, training non-technical users, privacy boundaries, a smart home that maintains itself, and the weird parts of turning AI from a chatbot into something closer to a coworker.
There are more than a hundred small utilities, visualizers, puzzles, and challenge pages here. Most run entirely in the browser. No signup, no server round-trip, no ceremony.
Pick the lane that matches what you came for.
My house had 1,583 automations and 88% of daily activity was one runaway checking email every 30 seconds. Part 1 of a series on the AI agent that co-manages my smart home: the a…
A $60 touchscreen my wife gave me for Christmas, an AI agent, and two weeks of evenings. Five pages of controls for my house, my computer and my AI agents — plus a Tamagotchi th…
A custom integration watches Gmail for Pokémon Center drops, has AI read the email, and fires a rich notification that deep-links to checkout. Then the confession: it ran every …
Every hour a local model looks at temps, occupancy, and solar, then answers HOLD or SUGGEST :: setpoint :: reason. Silence or a one-tap button. AI in the suggestion loop, human …
A function node computes every US holiday from scratch — nth-weekday math, even the Easter algorithm — and maps each to a lighting theme. On the 4th of July it ran itself, first…
The blinds don’t run on a clock. They run on physics: a local solar-radiation sensor plus computed sun azimuth drive tilt all day. And when the TV turns on, the glare blind clos…
