A collection of hobby projects built while exploring AI-assisted development — genuine attempts to ship useful things, and a chance to watch what happens when a language model is always in the room.
Plan a fixed block of time, add named activities, and let the timer guide you through each one. Features an AI session planner and shareable session summaries.
Track every brew session — beans, method, grind, ratio, brew time. Share sessions with the community and build a personal taste profile over time.
A city building simulation written in Rust, rendered entirely in the terminal. Manage budgets, bus routes, citizens and city policies. Watch your city grow — day by day, event by event.
Type words to steer a snake across a grid — each letter is a step, direction letters turn it. Daily challenges, AI and PvP duels, and a leaderboard for every mode.
A collection of installable agent skills that guide an AI through the full process of building a technical presentation — from discovering requirements to generating final slides.
A developer blog following the making of Words Are Snake: the problems encountered, the tools used, and what years of experimenting with generative AI coding tools taught along the way.
I'm a developer based in Norway, curious about how AI tools are reshaping the way we build software.
Each project is a genuine attempt to build something useful while paying close attention to the process. Where does AI help? Where does it get in the way?