Nooki
A pixel-art island for hanging out with friends, with voice chat that fades as you walk away. Three versions, the last one started from scratch on September 28, and all the code written with Claude Code.

My default JavaScript runtime for a while now: runtime, package manager, test runner and workspaces in a single binary. I also use its native APIs, in particular bun:sqlite, with no native dependency to compile, which massively simplifies the final Docker image.
A pixel-art island for hanging out with friends, with voice chat that fades as you walk away. Three versions, the last one started from scratch on September 28, and all the code written with Claude Code.
My second brain: a private site where I tell Claude about my days and it files everything into my journal, tasks and reminders. Every morning, it sends me a summary of the day ahead.
The command post of an underground city of 25,000 people, inspired by the series Paradise, where air, food, water and population are all computed from real sources. My first project written entirely by Claude Code, on hold since July.
A command-line tool to pick an open-source licence, understand what it implies and add it to your project. It’s my first npm package.
Three versions of a Microsoft Rewards bot, from a 2023 Puppeteer script to a 2026 Edge extension. A project I built to learn, and one I advise against using.
A task scheduler for Windows 11 that I made to run my scripts every day without going through the Windows one. It’s my first desktop app, in Rust and React with Tauri.
A small script that carries my commits from the company GitLab over to my GitHub profile. For each one, it creates an empty commit on the same date, without taking anything from the code or the projects.
A master’s project: linking the columns and cells of a CSV file to Wikidata, without a language model, on the tables of the SemTab 2024 challenge.