I build software for the untidy space between an idea and something people can rely on: developer tools, AI-assisted workflows, full-stack platforms, and the occasional system for a gaming community.
My favorite projects make hidden state visible, turn repeated work into one action, and stay understandable long after the first demo.
Working rule: if a workflow makes me reach for the same three windows twice, it probably deserves its own tool.
Mission control for building with Claude Code. Hooks keep project state machine-readable and current; an interactive orbit map turns that state into something a developer or project manager can understand at a glance.
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A repo-aware tiled workspace for terminals, browsers, and AI coding sessions. Every pane carries Git context, while attention signals make it obvious which running session needs you next.
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A dedicated VS Code sidebar for defining, running, stopping, and monitoring reusable shell tasks—complete with live status, real terminals, restart policies, and process-tree cleanup.
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A deliberately small desktop cockpit for multi-repository work: group related repos, switch every branch together, and pull the whole workspace with one click.
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A production community platform for a Holdfast: Nations At War regiment: Discord sign-in, roster and ranks, recruitment, events and RSVPs, medals, media, service records, privacy controls, and a complete audit trail. The Angular client and NestJS API are separate open-source repositories, developed and deployed as one system.
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🦫 Sketchub
I am rebuilding Sketchub as a publishing layer for open-source work: projects organized into focused hubs, made reproducible through blueprints, and presented as things people can actually explore—not just repository links.
Currently under active development. Public pieces will appear in the Sketchub organization as they are ready.
| Project | What it is | State |
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| Laravel E-commerce | A complete quote-based storefront with Livewire interactions, reviews, wishlists, cart flows, and a Filament admin console. | Maintained |
| Holdfast Sky War Configs | Ready-to-adapt server configurations for hosting a no-mod Sky War map, including console support. | Community resource |
| Unofficial Sketchware Docs | A community-maintained reference created with the Sketchub team. | Community project |
| amitoj.dev | The source behind my personal site. | Online |
| Simple Weather Forecast | A compact Express + OpenWeather experiment from an earlier chapter. | Archived |
| 01 / Make state visible People should be able to see what the system is doing, what changed, and what needs attention. |
02 / Shorten the first run The path from clone to useful should be measured in minutes, with sensible defaults and honest documentation. |
03 / Leave the edges open Tests, architecture notes, contribution paths, and boring deployment details are part of the product. |
If something here saves you time, a star tells me which idea deserves another iteration.