Embedded systems, control theory & robotics projects I've built end to end.
A desktop markdown editor that treats a folder of notes and a folder of code as the same folder. Wikilinks, a knowledge graph that draws imports too, a real code editor, git, a terminal, PDFs you can edit. Plain files on disk, nothing converted.
Claude Code and Codex CLI both write every token they spend to disk. ccmon watches both, in one dashboard, with each tool's own accounts, plans and rate limits. No API key. No telemetry.
A Linux serial terminal. Scrollback that survives a disconnect, an input bar the device can't scroll over, framing and CRC decoders, and a render path that treats device bytes as untrusted. One C binary, libc only.
Shell, prompt, fuzzy picker, file manager, HTTP client, and structured data — all built into one C binary. ~205,000 lines, 533 builtins, no plugins.
An upcoming robotics project focused on precision, motion, and intelligence. Details will be revealed soon.
A complete reference page for every MDX component: callouts, code, math, diagrams, timeline, metrics, quotes, gallery, citations, and more.
