jwillmer

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info[at]jwillmer[dot]de

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Comment · 4 days ago

I did a different thing. when parallel work gets to much I add a manager agent Infront. it manages all requests and coordinates with me.

Comment · 25 days ago

pinhole is great but if the device fails your network is down. I swapped to nextdns because of that. maybe support of multiple devices would fix it - now that is this cheap it would not matter .

Comment · 1 month ago

I also currently run multiple Claude sessions with Fabel as the brain coordinating the manager sessions which in turn spawn sub agents.

Comment · 5 months ago

Check out jwillmer/ai-status at GitHub @bottlepalm. It helps keep track of all the small fixes that are going on simultaneously. I crated the tool for me since I have similar workflows.

Comment · 5 months ago

This is great. I build a Ai status page [1] based around MD files and included obsidian as option. Will look to support this as well.

[1]: https://github.com/jwillmer/ai-status

A live dashboard for AI agent sessions github.com

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The Evolution of Low-Code in the Age of AI maranics.com

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Comment · 7 months ago

We recently started home renovation and needed a todo app to keep up with the tasks. I noticed that the existing todo apps are annoying to use and lacking a good ai integration. So I started vibe coding my own app. Fully offline capable and with ai integration at its core.

I run it at https://ferdig.de

Comment · 3 years ago

After the license change we switched to Elsa and contribute code together with other companies that made the switch. https://elsaworkflows.io

Comment · 3 years ago

I did something similar in the past and called it emergency contacts [1]. Basically a encrypted json that can be decrypted online. I use it to store emergency contact information in case I got stranded without any own device at hand.

[1]: https://github.com/jwillmer/emergency-contacts

Comment · 4 years ago

I did something like this in reverse a while ago. Every day the page will paint one pixel till the image reveals itself: https://jwillmer.de/blog/programming/every-day-a-pixel

Comment · 4 years ago

On Android we use Throttly to mess with the network: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=me.twocities.t...

Comment · 4 years ago

My personal blog ^1 using the Jekyll engine with a custom theme I made ^2. All hosted on GitHub and secured with Cloudflare. Simple publishing workflow and zero hosting costs.

[1]: https://jwillmer.de [2]: https://github.com/jwillmer/jekyllDecent

Comment · 4 years ago

We need to offline convert HTML to PDF. We created a small docker container with Chromium and Selenium and added a small HTTP API layer on top. Works like a charm and it is easy to keep it up to date.