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Projects

Things I built, with code, numbers and limits.

HOMEVERSE: a digital twin of my home
NetworkingNov 2, 2026In progress

HOMEVERSE: a digital twin of my home

An Infrastructure Digital Twin of my home and home lab: inventory, network, services, device status and metrics in an isometric 3D view, with HNCC as the network sensor and Eon as the analyst. It observes, it doesn't control.

Aether TV: I Rewrote the Home Screen of My Google TV
AppsOct 30, 2026Completed

Aether TV: I Rewrote the Home Screen of My Google TV

A Google TV launcher written from scratch in Kotlin for my Haier M90: a minimal liquid-glass Home, redesigned TV settings, 331 KB, zero dependencies and 0% CPU at idle. Every choice measured on the real TV.

Home Network Command Center: My Home Network on the Living Room TV
NetworkingOct 26, 2026In progress

Home Network Command Center: My Home Network on the Living Room TV

A native Google TV dashboard that shows the devices on my home network and the state of the Starlink connection, with an always-on backend, first on the Mac mini and now on my home lab: real data only, no exposure to the Internet.

Eon: Building a Local AI Assistant to Learn About Systems
AIOct 25, 2026In progress

Eon: Building a Local AI Assistant to Learn About Systems

How Eon works: an AI assistant that runs entirely locally, now on my Little Hub home lab, with a tool-using agent, long-term memory, a Telegram bot and blog publishing, built safety-first.

Local Booking Agent: The Model Interprets, the Backend Decides
AIOct 25, 2026Completed

Local Booking Agent: The Model Interprets, the Backend Decides

An Italian-language booking assistant that runs entirely on a Mac mini: a local LLM understands requests, but every decision that matters is made by deterministic, verified code.

mycloudrise.com: How the Site You're Reading Is Built
WebOct 25, 2026Online

mycloudrise.com: How the Site You're Reading Is Built

Astro 7, strict TypeScript, hand-written CSS and static output on Cloudflare Pages: how mycloudrise is built, from the bilingual article system to the build-time CSP and the posts published by Eon.

Inside GhostTrace: Understanding Input Monitoring and Low-Level System Hooks
SecurityJun 21, 2026Completed

Inside GhostTrace: Understanding Input Monitoring and Low-Level System Hooks

A technical breakdown of GhostTrace, an educational input monitor built to explore OS level hooking, buffer management, and keylogging mechanics.