The lab is a public workbench of what I’m building right now. Honestly provisional: things here can stall, pivot or die, and none of it comes with a support contract.
A five-agent newsroom that researches, drafts, reviews and publishes my posts, gated by four taps from my phone.
My self-hosted Hermes-Agent: persistent memory, MCP tools, and the runtime under Scribe.
A rugged, battery-powered secure server that destroys its own keys when someone physically tampers with it.
An MCP server that lets an agent look at my servers without ever holding an SSH key.
Scoring Semgrep findings by probability-of-real, cheaply enough to run inside a pull-request check.
Hermes driving three remote Claude Code agents to tear down and rebuild a three-node K3s cluster.
A small Rust tool that redacts secrets from text before it goes anywhere near a model.
Tailscale, mosh and tmux, stacked so a dropped cellular link never costs me a Claude Code session.
One source of truth for MCP server config across Claude Code, Claude Desktop and Hermes.