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The tool suite I am building: FerrFlow (releases), FerrVault (secrets), FerrTrack (issues), FerrGrowth (marketing sites), FerrFleet (agents) and FerrLens (web tools). All running on a shared platform (accounts, organisations, billing), a GitOps Kubernetes cluster and a public status page.

A collection of small multiplayer games to play in the browser with friends: no install, no account, open a room and share the link. Real-time servers written in Rust.

Universal semantic versioning for monorepos and classic repos: one Rust binary reads conventional commits, bumps 16 version file formats, writes the changelog and cuts the release. Shipped as a GitHub Action, and it versions this very site.

A fast, lightweight, secure Git LFS server written in Rust. A self-hostable alternative to keep large files out of Git without relying on a third-party service.

Self-hosted file storage written in Rust: a web app, a REST API and folder sync over a content-addressed blob store, with dedup, quotas and WebDAV. AGPL licensed.

A catalog of 153 developer tools, each listed with what it replaces and how closely. An entry only holds what a contributor writes: stars, licence, version and recent releases are re-read from the GitHub API every night, never typed by hand. Natural language search served by a Rust engine with a small embedding model.

A collectible card game where every card tells a true story: the discoveries, people and wonders that shaped our world. 1437 cards across four rarities, pack opening, a trading market, achievements and leaderboards.

An extensible automation platform for single-player idle and incremental games on Windows. Rust core, community plugins through a public registry, signed updates, and no anti-cheat circumvention.

A complete web platform for a client: public application, admin interface and Rust backend. pnpm monorepo, GitHub Actions CI, Docker images, FerrFlow releases.