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BUILD. AUTOMATE. HOST.
Exploring the intersection of code and infrastructure. Driven by **open source**, efficient **automation**, and mastering the Linux ecosystem within a dedicated **home lab**.
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OPEN SOURCE
Contributing to the ecosystem. I rely on, test, and occasionally patch the infrastructure tools I use daily.
AUTOMATION
Eliminating manual toil. Using Python, Ansible, and Terraform to define environments as code.
HOME LAB
Personal infrastructure. Running K8s, Proxmox, and self-hosted services for data ownership.
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Developer Issue Tracking Scheme -- DITS
DITS (Developer Issue Tracking System) is a purpose-built issue tracker designed exclusively for individual software developers. It eliminates the “collaboration tax” of team-oriented tools by providing friction-less issue capture, sub-100ms interactions, and deep bidirectional Git integration, offering a keyboard-first, flow-state-optimized experience across web, desktop, mobile, and IDE platforms while ensuring complete data portability and user ownership.
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2026.01.27 // 2 MIN_READ
Recent Website Enhancements: Lab Console, Search, and Man Pages
Overview
Over the last few days, I’ve been focusing on bringing a more “Industrial Lab” and terminal-centric feel to the …
[ READ_FULL_REPORT ]2026.01.24 // 2 MIN_READ
DITS Development Update: Keyboard Navigation, Drag-and-Drop, and Improved Testing
It’s been a busy few weeks for the Developer Issue Tracking System (DITS). We’ve hit several major milestones that significantly improve …
[ READ_FULL_REPORT ]2026.01.01 // 2 MIN_READ
Rebooting for 2026: Tracking Issues and Breaking New Ground
Happy New Year – 2026
Happy New Year! It has been a while since I last posted. I have been busy working on the DITS issue tracker application.
I …
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