Hi — I'm Vikas. I build small, self-hosted tools for people who run AI coding agents, and I keep them all here, under one roof.
No cloud, no accounts, no lock-in. Everything runs on your machine, and everything is open source.
orcy — task orchestration for AI coding agents · repo · orcy.dev · MIT A shared task board your agents work from, native to MCP. They claim tasks atomically (no double-assignment, ever), review each other's submissions through quality gates, and hand the result back to you verified. One install command configures Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Kilo Code, or plain CLI. Active prerelease (v0.40.x) — it moves fast, pin your version.
curl -fsSL https://orcy.dev/install | bashbluei — autonomous repository health · repo · bluei.dev · AGPL-3.0 It watches your repositories' vitals, scans 8 languages, tracks quality over time, and opens the fix PRs your codebase is too tired to write. In experimental calibration against real repositories right now — expectations honest.
mnemo — persistent memory for AI agents · mnemo.dev Every session captured, four tiers of recall, searchable forever, local-first. Still private while I get it launch-ready.
orcy gives your agents hands, mnemo gives them a memory, bluei keeps the patient alive. Each stands alone — but run the fleet and coordination, recall, and repair start feeding each other.
Everything here lives in water. Orcas hunt in pods, reefs grow slowly and remember, the good stuff is always under pressure. But mostly: everything makes sense when it flows together.
I built these tools for myself first, one at a time, for problems I actually had. Somewhere along the way I noticed they were disjointed — that each kept needing what the others already had. So I started teaching them to swim in unison. It's still a ways away, but I'm happy to let you tag along.
Engineering essays, launch retros, and the convictions that survive the building — at pressure.quest.
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Issues and discussions on any repo — I read every one.
Everything here is free, forever, and runs on your hardware. The water's fine.
