from my /projekts dir.

• raterlog — real-time event monitoring and ingestion backed by ScyllaDB/Cassandra, with a Rust backend and Next.js frontend.

  • streams high-volume events with a storage layer tuned for wide-column workloads.
  • combines a typed Rust service layer with a Next.js surface for dashboards and ops.
  • aimed at teams that need durable, queryable telemetry without a heavyweight stack.

• sandcode — browser-based code runner that executes snippets across multiple languages safely.

  • uses a Rust execution layer alongside a Next.js app for the editor and results ui.
  • isolates runs so users can try code without installing local toolchains.
  • supports switching languages from one workspace for learning and quick experiments.

• poisson — GPU solver for the Poisson equation using a CUDA multi-cell scheme for parallelism.

  • maps the PDE discretization onto CUDA grids to exploit many-core GPUs.
  • uses a multi-cell formulation suited to structured meshes and batched CUDA updates.
  • useful as a reference for numerical methods plus CUDA performance tuning.

• plgrzr — tooling for bits wilp to flag unusual text and handwriting patterns in answer scripts.

  • helps graders spot outliers that may need human review.
  • focuses on practical checks rather than a full autograding pipeline.
  • built for institutional workflows with scanned or photographed submissions.

• vglnt — web app that turns driving-related signals into analytics using LSTM and LLM backends.

  • chains LSTM-style sequence modeling with vLLM and llama.cpp for flexible inference.
  • presents results through a simple web ui for exploration rather than batch-only jobs.
  • targets scenarios where you want model-assisted insight over raw logs alone.

• ironclaw — self-hosted platform for running AI agents with Firecracker microVM isolation.

  • each agent workload can run inside a lightweight VM boundary.
  • keeps orchestration and policies under your own infrastructure.
  • reduces blast radius compared to running untrusted code directly on the host.

• dotclaw — minimal .NET runtime for agents, influenced by nanobot-style small-footprint design.

  • trades feature bloat for a narrow core that is easy to reason about.
  • fits into pipelines where you want .NET-native hosting without a full framework.
  • aligns philosophically with nanobot/nanoclaw-style agent minimalism.

• znskr-firecracker — Rust library to assemble OCI images into bootable Firecracker microVMs.

  • bridges container artifacts and the Firecracker boot path in one place.
  • exposes a Rust API for automation and tests instead of shell glue alone.
  • helps when you need reproducible VM images from existing OCI workflows.

• containr — single-binary PaaS: reverse proxy, TLS, containers, and a web UI in one process.

  • reduces moving parts for small teams that still want a real deployment surface.
  • bundles routing and certificate handling so you are not wiring nginx by hand first.
  • targets homelab or internal environments where simplicity beats maximum flexibility.