Homelab

TikTok saver, voice transcriber, chess bot, anonymous messages, countdowns, birthday reminders, support bots — some with thousands of messages per day.

This site, a research catalog app and a Telegram Mini App — reverse-proxied by nginx with Let's Encrypt certificates, HTTP compression and cache headers.

Databases for the bots, the courier app backend and the archive pipeline — schema migrations managed per-project.

Watches a synced inbox, transcribes voice messages with Whisper, summarizes and tags them with an LLM, and files the result into my Obsidian vault. Self-heals on crash.

A proxy network of five servers (survival, anarchy, minigames, lobby, limbo) with custom plugins I wrote — details on the Minecraft page.

A cron job every two minutes checks every service port and brings back whatever died — with Telegram alerts on failures and recoveries. Uptime is not my problem anymore.

Configs, plugin state and worlds packed on a schedule with retention — restored at least once for real, so the archives are proven, not theoretical.

A bot that keeps the domain pointed at my dynamic home IP: reads the WAN address from the router API and passes the provider's SMS two-factor check on its own.