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CustomTube
Semantic feed filter
What it does
A Chrome extension that trims your YouTube feed to a rule you write in plain English — "only programming, hide music and gaming". A single MutationObserver reads each card as YouTube renders it and hides what does not match, judging by meaning rather than keywords through an AI provider you choose. It never touches the recommendation algorithm, and only titles and channel names ever leave the page.
The interesting part
Validation sits at the content boundary, so a malformed or hostile model response can only ever leave a video visible — never hide one. The feed fails open by construction and can never go blank.
Passive threat detection for one-way mirrored IP traffic. It reads only metadata — addresses, ports, byte counts, timings, DNS names, TLS fingerprints — then runs six deterministic detectors over bounded time windows, correlates the alerts per source, and streams them to a single-file analyst dashboard. It runs air-gapped and never decrypts, probes, or blocks.
The interesting part
Every alert is hash-chained into an append-only store, so any later tampering with the forensic record is detectable — the evidence trail verifies itself.
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Python Network securityThreat detection
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CareLoop
Medication adherence
What it does
Medication reminders on WhatsApp that record what actually happened. Replies parse in English, Hindi, and Hinglish; a missed dose nudges once and then escalates to a family member; refill dates are projected from doses genuinely confirmed rather than from the calendar.
The interesting part
The domain layer is barred from importing anything third-party or reading the clock — a check fails the build if it does — so 553 tests run in under a second without a database.
Dispatch, maintenance, fuel, expenses, and analytics for a vehicle fleet, all behind role-based access. Cargo weight is checked against vehicle capacity before anything leaves the yard.
The interesting part
Dispatching a trip updates the trip, vehicle, and driver in a single transaction, so the board can never show one vehicle as both available and on the road.
Chat intelligence for WhatsApp and Discord. Summarizes up to a thousand messages at a time and answers questions across chat history through a built-in vector store.
The interesting part
Runs entirely on Ollama hosts you control, load-balancing across them with failover — no third-party API keys ever leave your infrastructure.
Turns long-form story text into vertical short-form video. A FastAPI studio handles story input, voice preview, and footage uploads, then hands off to the render pipeline.
The interesting part
A FastAPI studio drives an Ollama → NVIDIA Riva → FFmpeg pipeline, rendering with NVENC when a GPU is present and burning in karaoke subtitles automatically.
A fan-made archive of the Knightmare Frames from Code Geass, rendered in the browser with Three.js. Each machine loads as a real-time 3D model you can orbit, inspect up close, and re-deploy, presented through a Britannian command console — a frame selector dial, spotlighting, and sound — rather than a plain model viewer.
The interesting part
Each Knightmare Frame is a real-time 3D model you orbit and inspect entirely client-side through Three.js — no game engine and no server behind it, just WebGL in the page.
Turns webcam hand gestures into feed actions on YouTube Shorts, Reels, and TikTok. Playwright covers the gesture set, settings, and packaged startup.
The interesting part
The MediaPipe model is bundled and runs locally with no CDN, activates only on your allow-list, and hand landmarks travel over a private MessageChannel.
