Vigie
A private, self-hosted personal second brain whose main interface is a conversation: journal, calendar, tasks and tracking all live in one place, driven by Claude Code in headless mode.
Projects using this technology
Paradise · Control Center
The control room of an underground city of 25,000 individually simulated inhabitants: oxygen, calories, megawatts, water, heat and demography are all computed hour by hour, from sourced constants and never from hard-coded values.
kevin-dev.com
My personal site: portfolio, blog, résumé and a full admin area to manage it all myself. The third version, and the first I built without following a tutorial.
LicenseKit
A command-line tool that helps you choose, understand and add the right open-source licence. My first npm package, published tokenless through OIDC.
Cookie Clicker: my own tools
Two tools for a game I have been playing since 2022: my first browser extension, and an interactive garden guide. Plus the moment I stopped cheating.
Microsoft Reward V2
A Microsoft Rewards bot across three versions, ending as an Edge extension. An educational project I advise against using, but the one that taught me robustness best.
My Pantry
A kitchen inventory and recipe manager with shared multi-person cooking sessions. No user accounts: your data stays with you.
CronLab
A task scheduler for Windows 11: cron expressions, native notifications, system tray. A desktop app in Rust and React, shipped with signed updates.
GitLab → GitHub Contributions Sync
A tool that mirrors GitLab commit activity onto a GitHub repository as empty commits. Nothing from the company leaves, not even a commit title.
Atomic Betting
A friendly team-betting platform using play money. My first project with genuine data modelling and full authentication.
Theatre Script Builder
A theatre script writing tool: dialogue, narration, lighting, sound, images and movement in a single reorderable timeline, exportable to PDF. One of my first big full-stack projects.
Semantic CSV to RDF Annotation
Two algorithms linking a CSV file’s columns and cells to Wikidata and DBpedia entities, built across five successive versions for the SemTab 2024 challenge.
