anurag
Backend engineer with a Linux problem. I build infrastructure that has to stay up, then go home and build side-projects that emphatically do not.
Currently a Lead Engineer @headout, building dex.
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resume
The same story, formatted for people who prefer PDFs.
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ori
Disposable Linux boxes on your own hardware. ssh in, run Docker, get a desktop over VNC, then snapshot it and fork the whole machine like a git branch.
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hojo
The Android companion app the XTEINK X4 shipped without. Unofficial, and more popular than anything else I've written.
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nmrac
Netmaker’s desktop client, minus the desktop. WireGuard and SSO from the terminal, for machines that never had a screen.
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hoshii65
A 65% keyboard with no PCB. Printed the case, hand-wired every switch, one solder joint at a time.
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langchain
Let callers pass their own arguments through to the Selenium WebDriver, instead of living with whatever the loader decided for them.
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instructor
Added sentiment-analysis eval tests, so the structured-output claims had something to fail against.
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spliit
Built the first cut of the totals tab, so a group could see who owed what without doing the arithmetic themselves.
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SideScreen
Made an iPad behave as a second monitor. Split the encoded stream size from the desktop size on the wire, and capped it at what the client can actually decode.
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~ recent ~
- Building a Self-Organizing AI Engineering Team
- Stuff I built this month: DIY Handwired Split Keyboard
- Stuff I built this month: DIY travel router
- more posts
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Building a Self-Organizing AI Engineering Team
Three AI agents coordinate over Discord to decompose tasks, write code, and open pull requests — with no human in the loop.
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Stuff I built this month: DIY Handwired Split Keyboard
From 3D-printing a case, collecting materials, and building myself a handwired keyboard, I embarked on creating the VOID Ergo S - a split ergonomic design that combines the precision of 3D printing with the art of handwiring.
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Stuff I built this month: DIY travel router
Build your own secure Wi-Fi hotspot with this Raspberry Pi guide! Learn how to set up a Raspberry Pi to create a Wi-Fi hotspot that encrypts all traffic through a VPN. Great for public Wi-Fi or creating a secure network for your smart home devices!
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blog.anurag.wtf
Everything else, unfiltered.
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AI at work: Automating product content generation at Headout
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Rosetta: Breaking language barriers at Headout
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atlas
anurag@atlas
- os
- Proxmox VE 9.2
- host
- Lenovo ThinkCentre M715q Tiny
- kernel
- 7.0
- uptime
- 34 days, 13 hours
- cpu
- AMD Ryzen 5 2400GE (8)
- memory
- 16 GB
- disk
- 736 GB
- guests
- 11/11 running
- load
- 0.52
Snapshot from 08 Oct 2026, refreshed daily.
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vesta
anurag@vesta
- os
- Proxmox VE 9.2
- host
- headless Ryzen desktop
- kernel
- 7.0
- uptime
- 1 hour
- cpu
- AMD Ryzen 5 5500 (12)
- memory
- 16 GB
- disk
- 2.0 TB
- guests
- 3/3 running
- load
- 0.13
Snapshot from 08 Oct 2026, refreshed daily.
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pippa
anurag@pippa
- os
- Debian GNU/Linux 12 (bookworm)
- host
- Raspberry Pi 3 Model B
- kernel
- 6.12
- uptime
- 18 days, 20 hours
- cpu
- Cortex-A53 (4)
- memory
- 1 GB
- disk
- 62 GB
- load
- 1.11
- temp
- 60°C
Snapshot from 08 Oct 2026, refreshed daily.
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mia
anurag@mia
- device
- Google Pixel 11
- os
- Android
- role
- daily driver
The boring one, on purpose. Something in my pocket has to just work.
ivy
anurag@ivy
- device
- Google Pixel 7
- os
- Android
- role
- test bench
App builds, experiments and bad ideas land here first. If something is going to break, it breaks on this one.
luna
anurag@luna
- device
- Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE
- os
- Android
- role
- couch
Entertainment, sketches, a second display, and a terminal for steering my herdr sessions from the couch.
The formal version, with job titles.
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GitHub
Where the side-projects live, maintained or otherwise.
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Short thoughts, mostly Linux, occasionally keyboards.
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Peerlist
Project write-ups, for people who prefer them rendered.
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