Projects

A real-time GitHub Actions dashboard — one pane of glass across every repository you own, driven by webhooks rather than polling so it’s always current.

Live kanban board across Queued, In Progress, and Completed, with per-step job timelines, runner pool saturation, and a command palette. Runs as a single binary; supports multi-replica deployments for larger setups.

An MCP server for the Paprika recipe manager. Search, browse, and manage your recipes, pantry, and grocery lists from any MCP client — Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, or anything else that speaks MCP.

Supports natural-language recipe discovery and keeps a local cache in sync with Paprika’s cloud in the background. Available via npx @bojanrajkovic/mcp-paprika.

A cryptoquip game — decode encrypted quotes by substituting letters, where each cipher character maps to exactly one plaintext character throughout the puzzle.

Comes with a website and a terminal UI that tracks your time and saves progress between sessions. Binaries for Linux, macOS, and Windows are on the releases page.

The evil twin of mogrify. Take a perfectly fine image and make it look like total dogshit. Crapification is pluggable — each transform is a named crapifier you can stack and chain into a pipeline.

Four crapifiers ship today: deep-fry (the “forwarded fourteen times” meme look), palettecrush (snap to a tiny fixed palette — GameBoy, CGA, NES, and more), xerox (run through a photocopier a few times), and webcam-1999 (the Logitech QuickCam aesthetic). Available via cargo install crapify.

Type-safe Dockerfile/Containerfile generation with declarative TypeScript. Define your container builds as code; get back a correctly-formatted Containerfile. Published to npm.

A TypeScript implementation of Relish, a compact binary serialization format. Comes in three packages: a core encoder/decoder, a schema-driven layer for structured types, and a streaming variant for large payloads.