A custom provider for kubernetes cluster autoscaler for homelabs that lets you turn on and off the nodes without reprovisioning them.

https://github.com/homecluster-dev/homelab-autoscaler

https://autoscaler.homecluster.dev

Works with any mechanism to turn on and off nodes(IPMI, WoL...) I have some nodes that I turn on and off via a curl to homeassistant to the power plug.

Been working on a native iOS client for Bluesky. Liquid glass design, and trying to make it feel much more native than the standard client.

Been posting some screenshots to my feed, if you want to see what it currently looks like: https://bsky.app/profile/cameronbanga.com

Have about 100 spots left on my current TestFlight if anyone is interested: https://testflight.apple.com/join/RRvk14ks

I've created an AI-assisted writing platform, that doesn't generate text, but instead lends focus to human creativity, and have AI assist you instead of trying to replace you.

https://www.arcitext.com

You create a writing style via existing text examples, blog posts or URLs, and Arcitext extracts a "writing fingerprint" which it benchmarks new text against.

There's a solid Markdown Editor with tools such as Tone Fit, Rewrite suggestions and Fact Check, which helps you when you need it.

Kind of like having a writing coach and content strategist on speed dial.

I'm working as a school teacher of Computer Science for Year 6..9. Currently I develop an online collection of exercises for intro to programming.

I have exercises:

- on turtle, using my DSL with three commands: 4[100 r90] draws a square

- on robot (blockly)

- a 2D replica of Replicube to teach conditions in JS.

I've started vibe-coding it two months ago and I add new stuff whenever I need it for my classroom.

I'll soon add signups.

The platform will be free forever, monetized via banner ads somewhere in the future. The target audience is middle school teachers of CS.

https://chessnawk.vercel.app/

An OpenAPI code generation framework for TypeScript called Skmtc (pronounced like "schematic")

It handles the complexities of parsing OpenAPI and rendering output code, while providing the end user with full control over generator code via string templates.

Imagine something like React but for code generation where each code generator can compose its own output using the outputs of other generators.

https://github.com/skmtc/skmtc - https://skm.tc

A Mac-based video manager that automatically transcribes, translates and summarises videos. I process information best through reading, so I built it to manage my growing collection of training course videos, webinars and meeting recordings. Currently working on adding RAG search to make it easier to query content.

Also building a CMS and static site generator that runs entirely client side in the browser. Pick themes, model content an publish to clean HTML. It also makes content available beyond just the browser, eg in a command line TUI.

https://www.sparktype.org

Originally started in 2012, I’m (still) building log.soccer - a stat-tracking tool for amateur soccer players. This is the third or fourth iteration of the site, which until this year mostly served as a glorified résumé project to showcase the latest framework or tool I had just learnt.

Thanks to ChatGPT, my productivity went through the roof this year, and I finally shipped an MVP that might actually be useful.

It’s a standard Django + React + AWS stack. My raison d’être is to build an Apple Watch app that tracks match scores in real time. 2026 hopefully.

https://log.soccer

Using AI to predict professional sports outcomes.

https://www.exploravention.com/products/sports/

Working on https://tinythoughts.app, a self-messaging app

Today, I am implementing tag-triggered webhooks so they can get triggered based on the tags assigned to messages.

Use case: for example, I want to auto-tweet all my advice messages and auto-create linear tasks for `company` todos, auto-start a cursor agent when I tag messages with `Cursor task`

For some reason, I got 16 users out of nowhere, so I added a landing page last week. The connector marketplace is next, so that I can share these sub-connectors with the other users. Need a couple more weekends.