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DaveEuson/README.md

Dave Euson

Solutions Architect @ Qibb in San Diego. Broadcast & media workflow automation.

This space is mostly for the stuff I build to explore new ideas.

Built for the fun of it

RigMatch
Which local AI model can your computer actually run? Benchmarks your installed Ollama models on your real hardware and scores each on speed, answer quality, and hardware fit. Structured as a dating game show, because a leaderboard is boring.

Yoyu (formerly Headroom Mini)
A $26 desk gadget showing your Claude usage at a glance. One ESP32-S3 board, flashed from the browser over USB-C, with no terminal and no soldering. Signed OTA updates, pinned root CAs, and confirmed pairing so the token only ever reaches the device in front of you.

Yoyu Zero (formerly Headroom Zero)
The deluxe build of the same idea, on a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W with a full web dashboard, usage history, and a mascot who goes to sleep at night.

easter-egg
My first agent skill. Hand it a doc, email, or out-of-office reply and it slips in a pop-culture reference. Fans smile and everyone else sees normal professional writing. It returns the edited text plus a "reveal" note so you know what you sent. MIT licensed.

Desk Rave
A tiny 16-bit nightclub in the corner of your screen that moves to whatever you're playing. Real FFT drives the crowd, the lights, and the DJ, instead of a looping animation faking it. 40 hand-drawn venues, and presence detection that runs entirely on-device.

Stack

Node-RED · Qibb · JavaScript / TypeScript · Python · C++ · Rust · FFmpeg · Docker · AWS · REST & webhooks · Iconik · Mimir · Avid

Off-screen I make electronic music and shoot street and live-performance photography.

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  1. Yoyu Yoyu Public

    A $26 desk gadget that shows your Claude usage limits at a glance — live meters, reset countdowns, and a phone alert when you're running low. Flash it from your browser; no terminal, no soldering.

    JavaScript 3

  2. RigMatch RigMatch Public

    Speed Dating With Local AI Models

    TypeScript 5

  3. Twelve-Labs-Brand-Detection Twelve-Labs-Brand-Detection Public

    Real-time sports sponsorship valuation — detects brand appearances in broadcast, scores prominence, and calculates media value against a benchmark :30 spot. Built on qibb orchestration and Twelve L…

    HTML 2

  4. DeskRave DeskRave Public

    A tiny 16-bit club for your desk that moves to whatever you play — real FFT audio reactivity, 40 hand-drawn venues, and a gentle focus timer. Presence detection runs 100% on-device.

    TypeScript 1

  5. Amberfin Amberfin Public

    Production Amberfin transcoding assets — a Workflow Designer component that burns a logo and source filename onto video during transcode, plus a locked-down Kiosk submission UI config.

  6. YoyuZero YoyuZero Public

    An always-on desk dashboard for your Claude usage limits, built on a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W — live meters, reset countdowns, usage history, and phone alerts. The deluxe build; see Yoyu for the ESP32…

    Python