Stories

Project stories

One engineering story per project, copied from the study in its repository.

• 📚 books — A collection of books, presentations and PDFs that helps developers work with AI coding tools.
• 🐱 cati — A high-performance Go toolkit that renders images and video in your terminal using Unicode block characters and 24-bit ANSI true-color.
• 🎨 comfyconf — A repeatable ComfyUI installer for Fedora that detects available graphics hardware and selects a matching software backend.
• 😀 emojig — A Linux emoji picker for people typing in a terminal or desktop app, with inline and popup modes and no background service.
• 🔎 fdapps — A Linux terminal tool for finding installed desktop apps, inspecting their files and icons, and launching them.
• 🛠️ goha — A Go workbench where developers can watch coding-agent runs in a browser and approve proposed actions.
• 🧭 goto — A Go tool being built to help terminal users jump to folders by name; directory lookup and shell integration are still planned.
• 🗂️ harnez.org — A public guide to Harnez tools and workflows, with setup instructions, project stories and a searchable catalog.
• 🎛️ harnez — A Go CLI that manages Claude Code, Antigravity, Codex and Prime Agent harnesses declaratively from one config.yaml, and grew into a toolkit for agent dispatch, usage monitoring and issue tracking.
• 🐧 kernel — A Linux driver fix and install tool for a long wake delay on the AMD ThinkPad T14 Gen 2.
• 🧪 lmcoder — A Go toolkit for hosting language models and running coding assistants in isolated containers.
• 👾 loom-games — Go terminal games for Linux, including Snake and Chocolate Doom rendered as colored text blocks.
• 🧶 loom — An inline, test-driven TUI library for Go that powers terminal tools with reusable widgets, rich text editing, and cursor management without taking over the full screen.
• 📝 mdview — A command-line tool for reading Markdown in a terminal or web page and building a navigable book from a project's documents.
• 🔍 neus — A Go tool that searches code and documents by words and meaning, and answers questions using relevant passages from them.
• 📄 pdf-doctor — A Linux PDF app that merges documents and lets GNOME Files users start from a right-click menu.
• 🍏 podmac — A command-line tool for running macOS virtual machines in Podman on Linux computers with KVM, either locally or over SSH.
• 📈 proctop — A Linux command-line tool that tracks an app and its child processes to show CPU and memory use over time.
• 💾 psync — A Linux command-line tool that shows pending disk writes while `sync` runs, so people can see when a drive is ready to unplug.
• 🧮 research — Mathematics research notes paired with a Go tool that measures how wires cross a split in a Boolean circuit.
• 🔧 settings — A Go command-line tool and terminal editor for changing app settings without hand-editing files, starting with the foot terminal on Linux.
• 📺 smarthome — An Android app and Go companion that let a household control an LG TV and FRITZ!Box parental settings.
• 🖼️ spriteview — A lightweight Linux image viewer for pixel artists and game developers that plays sprite animations, shows pixel colors and crops and exports images.
• 🧜 termaid — A Go library and command-line tool that turns Mermaid, a text-based diagram format, into drawings made from Unicode characters in the terminal.
• 🪟 tilix — A Tilix terminal fork used to investigate repaint CPU use and rendering behavior on 4K displays.
• 🚦 trafficsim — A browser simulator for exploring signalized crossings and Dresden's Carolabrücke corridor; it illustrates traffic behavior but is not fitted to real-world measurements.
• 🌐 ubunatic.com — A personal site that presents Uwe's projects and demos and helps Go developers find and install his packages.
• 🗃️ uman — A Go command-line tool for developers managing many local Git repositories, with shared status, guarded pushes and project website publishing.
• 🏠 venile.de — A small static website with portable command-line tools for maintaining accounts where software cannot be installed system-wide.
• ✏️ vimconf — A command-line tool that creates and maintains a Neovim setup from one YAML file, making the same editor configuration easier to reuse on another computer.
• 🗣️ voxi-clients — Experimental tools that explore whether an AI command-line tool's built-in dictation can provide speech-to-text for other apps.
• 🎙️ voxi — A standalone Linux voice input engine that recognizes speech locally and types it into the focused Wayland window, with continuous sentence streaming and desktop controls.
• 🎬 wayreel — A Linux tool that records repeatable terminal and desktop demos from short scripts in a separate Wayland desktop session.
• ⚡ zterm — A small Zig terminal emulator for Linux, with its terminal behavior separated from the X11 window that displays it.