Public repos
The current proof points for AI-assisted shipping: actual tools, public code, live demos, and clear boundaries. All MIT licensed unless noted, all under github.com/skyflyt.
Android + Windows · pilot
AppBridge
Use selected Windows apps from your Android phone. Publish the apps you want to share, pair the phone, and open several remote apps in one Android workspace.
- QR pairing with a code you confirm on both screens; pinned TLS; per-app, per-device grants you can revoke.
- LAN or your own VPN only. No relay, no account, nothing leaves your network.
- Signed in-app updates for Windows; optional opt-in unlock-from-phone.

Home Assistant
SenseCAP HA Panel
A Home Assistant control panel for the $60 Seeed SenseCAP Indicator, running on my desk since August 2026.
- ESPHome + LVGL pages: lights, climate, energy, security, agents.
- Live data pushed from Home Assistant, readable across the room.
- A desk-pet Tamagotchi that levels up only on evidence you did some work.
Windows desktop
Treelens
A free, open-source disk-space visualizer for Windows. Built for fast answers without installers, telemetry, or licensing fine print.
- Rust scanner with NTFS MFT fast path.
- Treemap, duplicate finder, old-large-file search.
- Portable exe or setup, MIT licensed, no server component.
Agent protocol
Back Channel
An open-source broker and protocol for scoped agent-to-agent collaboration without handing over memory, email, contacts, or local files.
- Exchange codes and scoped sessions.
- Human-visible transcripts and approval boundaries.
- Async inbox model with encrypted frames.
Agent memory
Mindwell
A source-preserving second brain for AI agents, built from ordinary Markdown files that stay readable and portable.
- Preserved sources, cited synthesis, tracked current state.
- Token-budgeted retrieval; lexical search runs on a laptop with no API key.
- Python package; works with coding agents and folder-capable AI workspaces.
Interactive web
Riddlebox
Classic logic and probability puzzles rebuilt as playable browser scenes. Read the setup, try the move, then reveal the reasoning.
- Sixteen playable puzzles.
- Vanilla HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
- No backend, no analytics, MIT licensed.