Self-hosted media · iOS apps · Telegram bots · AI coding tools · Proxy rules

I build tools for the things I actually run: a home media setup, a few servers, my phones, and the AI agents I code with.

What starts as “can I make this easier?” often turns into a script, an app, or a service I keep maintaining, with docs someone else can follow on the first try. 📝

🎬 Media & self-hosting

• Mi302 · Python — An Emby-compatible server for videos stored on 115 cloud. Syncs folders to .strm and plays through 302 direct links, with no proxying or transcoding. Comes with MoviePilot plugins.
• qBitGlass · Swift — A native iOS remote for qBittorrent WebUI, built with SwiftUI and Liquid Glass.

📱 iOS

• Mi-Dama · Swift — On-device screenshot redaction for phone numbers, ID numbers, addresses, faces, chat avatars and nicknames. Works offline; nothing is uploaded.

🤖 Bots & AI coding tools

• mibot-lite · Go — A memory-light Telegram userbot: one static binary, about 30–50 MB of RAM, and a drop-in replacement for MiBox configs.
• miswitch · TypeScript — A desktop app for switching providers in Claude Code, Codex CLI and Pi Coding Agent.
• context-hud · TypeScript — A Claude Code mod that shows usage windows and prompt-cache state in one line above the prompt.

🌐 Network & servers

• Rule · Python — Proxy rule sets for Surge, Loon, Shadowrocket, Mihomo, Quantumult X and sing-box, converted daily.
• sub-store-node-pm2-manager · Shell — Install, update and run multiple Sub-Store instances with Node.js + PM2, with automatic backup and rollback.

🧩 Android & web

• HyperOS GMS Keeper · Java — An LSPosed module that stops HyperOS from freezing GMS while the screen is off, so FCM push keeps arriving.
• JSON Format Tool · JavaScript — Format, minify and validate JSON in the browser without losing big-integer precision.

Tools that are useful beyond the first run. Instructions that someone else can follow. Small improvements that make everyday use smoother.

_{🌱 Stay curious. Make it useful. Keep improving.}