Jamie Dean
What I've built and what I'm building. Private repositories are described, not linked.
Multi-tenant SaaS for wholesale bakery management: customers, orders, production and invoicing on a pay-as-you-go plan. Live, with real prospects, deployed as container images into a Kubernetes cluster I run myself.
A multi-user music app over a self-hosted library, with a PWA and a native Android client that never streams — every track is on disk before it plays, so a bad signal can't stop the music.
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A finance buddy over a Firefly III ledger. Python computes every number; the language model only phrases them, and any figure it invents discards the whole reply.
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A fully local assistant with a tiered policy engine and an audit trail, and inside it a read-only diagnostic agent that turns my architecture decision records into MCP tools.
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A glanceable thermal and GPU board for every machine I own, drawn straight from Prometheus with sub-second sparklines and one-paste device enrollment.
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A markdown second brain and the MCP server that makes it cheap to query: FTS5 keyword search fused with a pgvector semantic tier, with lifecycle flags so a stale note can't pose as a fresh one.
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My home server: media, photos, music, files, local LLMs, monitoring and a private git forge on rootless Podman, documented in forty-two architecture decision records.
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PlymHack 2026, 24 hours, team of three, second place. Six months of public crime data from data.police.uk turned into heat zones on Google Maps, then routes optimised around them so anyone can walk the safer way through a city.
An open-source live-streaming app for Linux on the OBS engine: no scenes, one encode to many destinations, per-app audio. Streaming to Twitch and YouTube at once in under a minute.
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A Claude Code plugin that turns a JSON deck spec into a real PowerPoint file with the Python standard library alone. Zero dependencies.
Making tiny quantised local models usable as coding agents in OpenCode: verified docs, hardened configs, skills, and a grounding command so a small model never guesses which tools it has.
Mission Control for Omarchy in pure QML with live window thumbnails, a bar system monitor that reads /proc directly, and the Fn-key, AMOLED and touchpad fixes for a Galaxy Book2 Pro.
A bare-metal hardware-profiling TUI for asymmetric AMD systems, where "16 cores" is a lie: real CCD topology, memory and GPU in one screen.
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An Android phone's fingerprint reader as a sudo credential on a desktop with no biometrics. Self-hosted relay, no cloud, no kernel changes — and it adds a way in without removing the password.
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My fork of a self-hosted AI workspace. The reason to fork: Atlas, an Obsidian-style markdown vault inside the workspace — wikilinks, backlinks, tags and a graph view — so the assistant and the notes live in one place.
A Flutter equestrian-management app — care, feeding, breeding, appointments and livery costs. Aspirations' first product; 68 screens, cleared for the Play Store.
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A gym workout-tracking web app: log workouts, reuse templates, browse an exercise library, watch progress. Because no one cares about complication when they're working out.
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A construction snagging app for a client: record defects on site, attach media, track them to closure.
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A to-do list that asks how you are before it asks what you've done. Started in 2021, abandoned four times, finished on the fifth.
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A client website for a fabrication business, built and hosted on Cloudflare Pages.
A client website for a Dartmoor pony breeder, on Cloudflare Pages.