// self-hosted · experimental · opinionated
One VPS, zero third-party AI APIs. Document intelligence for regulated industries, an autonomously scheduled lawn mower, a multi‑agent chat platform and a fridge that knows when the milk goes off — held together by Docker and sheer stubbornness.
Everything below runs on this very box.
The SAP × AI lab itself: chat with a mock S/4HANA-style OData backend, or paste a customer email and watch it become a validated sales order. Local LLM does the reading, deterministic code does the SAP writes — you press the button.
Secure document intelligence for regulated industries: PDFs encrypted at rest with per-document keys, passkey MFA, malware scanning — every answer grounded in self-hosted models only.
A brain for robotic lawn mowers: a physics-based grass-growth model and live weather decide when to mow — commanded via Home Assistant, reported over Telegram.
Privacy-first agent orchestration: a FastAPI hub routes conversations to specialised local-LLM agents. Your words never leave the network.
Snap a photo of your groceries: AI identifies products, estimates shelf life and sends a push notification before the yoghurt wins.
A résumé you can actually log into: a terminal-styled careers page backed by a real SSH server. Type away — the shell talks back.
A calm corner of the web about surviving the AI hype cycle — because sometimes the most honest feature is a page that just breathes. There is light.
One VPS. Too many containers. Perfect ratio.