A remote access experiment grew into plans for terminals, browser control, file transfer, and previews inside Pith Desk. RustDesk and an i3 desktop gave me a way to use those tools together while keeping the application smaller.
Extracting Pith UI taught me to constrain visual decisions at the component boundary, preserve existing behavior in executable assemblies, and give AI and human reviewers the same catalog.
Pith now powers Portsmith Go, the migration tool used to update Pith from upstream Pi. Two accepted increments show how source ownership, frozen tests, and recovery turn a first port into a maintenance workflow.
A field report on using Pi and DeepSeek to migrate selected Pi components to Go: 26 accepted steps, three module commits, and the evidence behind the result.
driftloop is a pure-frontend generative music app that composes and synthesizes continuous multi-instrument background music in the browser.
AeroPlay is a mobile-first offline game hub designed to work in airplane mode with local assets and saved progress.
Bedrock Lab is a small Minecraft Bedrock behavior pack for testing gameplay rule changes without experimental toggles.
cta-guard is a private trading-system project where the most publishable lesson is risk control, not strategy details.
TapSurge is an offline-first iPad tap-speed test that records multi-finger input with audit-friendly timing.
A living map of the small systems, tools, experiments, and prototypes I keep under Minifish Lab.