I build terminal-native, self-hostable tools — mostly Rust, OpenBSD-first, no cloud and no phone-home.

Everything here is personal work shared in the open — opinionated, single-operator, built to run for years on hardware I control.

• fuga — terminal-native music library aggregator. One TUI, one queue, many sources — local (MPD), radio, SomaFM, Spotify, YouTube — with inline album-art thumbnails in Kitty-graphics terminals.
• helm — let an AI agent and a human drive the same tmux session, local or ssh-remote, with the etiquette baked in so neither breaks the other. Plus read-only verbs for inspecting the fleet.

• plainbrain — a memory and knowledge system for AI coding agents: markdown, git, three shell hooks. No database, no daemons, no vector store. Dumb substrate, smart runtime.
• recon — terminal deep-research engine. A dependency-light Rust binary owns retrieval, dedup, credibility scoring, and citation-verification; the reading and the cited write-up happen locally. Buy breadth, own synthesis.
• falsify — theory-falsification engine. Decompose a source into falsifiable claims, audit them against the trust-tiered wiki, adversarially review, and persist source-pinned verdicts. The LLM proposes; Rust verifies and pins.

Mostly Rust · OpenBSD by default · suckless-minded · crod.me