vicode -- TUI coding agent written in Rust, with tabs/subagents running in worktrees on top of fuse-overlayfs: create/fork tabs to work on multiple features/implementations, while subagents work in parallel without conflicts; additional lowerdir with bindfs mounts lets agents share the compilation cache, so that `cargo check` doesn't take minutes

since it's all just mounts, vicode works as a worktree manager as well: select a vicode tab (which sets cwd to the corresponding worktree with OSC7), open a new terminal tab/window, and run claude/codex inside

disclaimer: unstable, linux-only (mac build WIP, no overlayfs), some modules were vibecoded (grep for `SLOP`)

https://github.com/anuramat/vicode

working on a voice first, interaktive universal audio guide. https://artsplain.com

For the past 2.5~3 months I've been working on a 2D/3D VFX (visual effects) editor dedicated to mac and iPhone/iPad, it was on my never ending list of fun projects to build and a perfect excuse to learn agentic coding on a domain of expertise (written in Swift/SwiftUI and Metal).

I wrote a blog post about my process: https://sxp.studio/blog/subjective-building-a-native-vfx-edi...

...and you can download the app here if you're curious (the app is free!): https://subjectivedesigner.com

Next project is going to be a pivot of that project into something related to creative coding and agentic :-)

pod2book.com It converts podcasts to e-books for the deaf, hard of hearing or neurodivergent because transcripts are clunky.

Working on a framework for factory management systems.

I'm building an AI, that uses AI to operate AI.

cross-platform app for tracking your meals, in order to make sure you eat balanced meals in a regular timeframe and to help you reflect

Another self navigating robot. Really need to nail down IMUs and mixing these 8x8 ToF ranging sensors with cameras to get better depth. FPGAs are on my list too, I bought an orange crab like 4 years ago and still haven't used it.

Trying to use local LLMs/agents but I still don't use LLMs much other than for research.

Personal finance BS, I need to get out of debt so I always write code about that, the trick is to actually follow it.

Medical SaaS for money... still building it out, recently switched over to GCP.

I got tired of the paywall surrounding cabinet design so I created https://cabinet.mycnc.app. Just finished validating the door / drawer front gcode generator by milling a kitchen's worth of doors on a hobby grade CNC.

My thinking was that the money I saved doing the cabinets myself would be enough to pay for the Sienci Labs Longmill that I bought for the project.

Working on a Platform That hosts Open Source software & Gives users Enterprise-Level AI Assistants & Support to challenge Saas Software (Just a MVP right now!!)

I just hate the Saas Scene today - even a small productivity app is worth $10-$15 / month . When you couple that with a bunch of apps that you use , you spend hundred of dollars in hard-earned Cash .

The Open Source Community is Amazing on Some fronts , but then enterprise & non-technical users can't use them without a layer of Support , Hosting & Setup Assistance .

We want to be the delivery layer between the Current Open-Source Community & Saas users .

Got a lot of ideas to work on it , but decided to build out a small version right now and launch it !!