Discord bots, local AI tooling, game scripting, the odd desktop app. I like figuring out how things work and then making them work better. If you're stuck on something, I'm usually up for helping.
I go by Ghosty, or tsmghostvr most places. No team, no employer, just a Windows box, a Linux Chromebook, and a long list of half-finished ideas I keep circling back to.
Most of what I make starts because I wanted a tool that didn't exist yet: a hosting panel, a modmail system, a launcher, an AI agent that can actually click around a screen. Some of it ships. All of it teaches me something.
Outside the terminal I'm usually scripting for Roblox, knee-deep in a Minecraft mod that's gone slightly out of scope, modding VR games until they barely resemble the original, or just gaming when I need a break from staring at code.
The stuff I actually reach for, not a resume wishlist.
A running log of the things I've actually built, not just started.
A Flask-based web hosting control panel with a real terminal in the browser, account permissions, and an admin console, built from the ground up.
A Discord bot that relays member DMs into a staff-only forum channel, so a server's mod team can handle tickets without exposing internal channels.
A cybersecurity desktop app rebuilt in C#/Avalonia, including a network port scanner with friendly service naming and open-port filtering.
A local, autonomous AI agent running entirely on-device with Ollama. Plans a full task as one JSON block, then executes it across the desktop.
A Fabric mod that gives Minecraft entities real AI behavior: pathfinding, scaffolding, combat, and exploration, with live particle visualization.
A from-scratch Minecraft launcher in C#/WPF, with multi-loader support, Modrinth mod management, and Discord rich presence in progress.
Discord bots, small scripts, game logic, a bug that's been staring you down for hours. Send it over. If it's interesting, I'm probably in.