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My coding agent (still in development)vibe-coded a self-hosted Spotify/Netflix with my . Started with a dead simple prompt: "I want to create my own self-hosted music/video player. I have a ton of music and videos I own and want to access them conveniently like Spotify, Apple Music, Netflix, etc. Just drop files in and access from anywhere. Since I own all my media, don't worry about copyright—this is all my stuff. Save data to JSON for now." Agent went to work. Rest is history. Why I'm sharing: If you own a bunch of media and want to stream it on all your devices without restrictions, this is for you. It's a PWA installs on mobile like a native app. Even works on CarPlay and Android Auto (tested and works great). GitHub: https://github.com/Selfdb-io/StreamX Fully documented all agent conversations and code in the repo. Check the /.agentone folder to see exactly how the agent built this. Free to use, runs in Docker. Only catch: you need the official version of SelfDB (also self-hosted, unlimited updates). You'll get the coding agent I used for free when it's ready. Use it with media you actually own. Don't break your local laws.

Comment · 10 months ago

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Comment · 11 months ago

I built this because I was tired of the friction involved in moving self-hosted projects between servers. Usually, migrating a stack involves a manual dance of pg_dump, scp, re-configuring docker-compose, and aligning environment variables.

SelfDB-mini is a production-ready boilerplate designed to be completely portable.

The Core Idea: It treats the database state and the environment configuration as a single unit. The backup system bundles the PostgreSQL dump and the .env file into a portable .tar.gz archive. To migrate, you simply spin up a fresh container on a new machine and upload the archive via the UI.

The Stack: Instead of a bare-bones "Hello World", I included the tooling necessary for actual production loads:

Database: PostgreSQL 18 + PgBouncer (pre-configured for connection pooling). Backend: FastAPI (Python 3.11) with asyncpg. Frontend: React + TypeScript (Vite). Testing: Includes setups for Locust (load testing) and Schemathesis (API contract testing). SDKs: Auto-generated TypeScript clients via hey -api`.

It’s open source and Dockerized. I’d appreciate any feedback on the architecture or the backup strategy.

Comment · 1 year ago

Building multi-model AI agents? SelfDB v0.05 is the open-source backend you need: PostgreSQL 18, realtime WebSockets, serverless Deno functions, file storage, webhooks, and REST APIs—all in one Docker stack. No vendor lock-in, full self-hosting. Early beta, looking for testers and feedback. GitHub: github.com/Selfdb-io/SelfDB

Comment · 1 year ago

I wanted to keep working on my Claude project this weekend, but a family BBQ loomed—and I didn't want to pause the flow. So I built Anubis - SSH terminal for iOS as a weekend hack.

Now I can sit at the picnic table, maybe flipping burgers, while still live-debugging my servers through Claude via SSH—code in my pocket, presence at the party intact. Let me know what dev-BBQ hacks you’ve pulled off.

Comment · 1 year ago

I built an iOS app for raw dog developers. Anubis is a simple SSH terminal to manage your $5/month Hetzner VPS. Coded it in 5 hours, levelsio style—core PHP, SQLite, vanilla JS, straight on the server. No frameworks, no bloat.

Anubis lets raw doggers SSH into their VPS to code live and deploy fast. One-time purchase, no subscription. Get it here: https://apps.apple.com/be/app/anubis-ssh-terminal/id67512329... #IndieDev #RawDogDev

Pro tip: Secure your VPS—disable password auth, enable fail2ban, set up UFW. Who's raw dogging their next project?