AI agents, in production.

A Go binary that runs on your server and acts as an autonomous software engineer. It polls GitHub Issues for tasks, executes them using Claude Code, posts results back as comments, opens PRs, monitors CI, and pings you on Telegram when it needs input.

• Turns GitHub Issues into autonomous coding tasks: label ready, walk away
• Full CI/CD feedback loop: re-invokes Claude automatically when tests fail
• Human-in-the-loop via Telegram and GitHub comments, with session resumption
• SQLite-backed state machine: survives crashes, no extra infrastructure
• One-command installer with systemd service for production deployments

A programmable email layer designed for AI agents and automation systems. It turns inbound email into structured events and lets your agents react, validate, and trigger workflows automatically.

• Dedicated email endpoints for AI automations
• Reliable inbound processing for agent workflows
• Webhook-ready integration into existing systems
• Scalable email operations for multi-agent products

A free offline knowledge library. Keep local copies of Wikipedia, books, maps, and manuals on a device you already own, then read and share them over local Wi-Fi with no internet connection.

• Runs on a Mac or an Android phone with Termux
• Offline Wikipedia and other Kiwix ZIM files, PDF and EPUB books, vector maps
• Nearby devices read the same library in a plain web browser, no app to install
• Available in Arabic and English

A self-hosted control panel for the Raspberry Pi 5 on my home network. One installable web app to manage the box from a phone, and the always-on home for my offline library.

• File browser, add-ons, and a terminal in one place
• Wi-Fi and hotspot switching, restart and power controls
• Hosts the Reinvent the Wheel library for every device in the house
• Password-protected and reachable only on the local network at pi5.local