I'm building Project Management as Code or something like it. It's kinda neat imo.

tyevans.github.io/spec-ops/

I made a system to generate detail product requirements, user stories, and tasks using python and ollama. It let's you update project constraints and reflows the stories & tasks to be consistent.

Less than an from idea to detailed and well rounded project plan*

*man, idk. I just think it's neat

6 actors running on qwen2.5:1.5b

I added rendering and collision layers to relentity (working title, current repo, throw away system, etc).

The systems I'm able to express are becoming far more complex.

github.com/relative-wor...

I hit like 85% test coverage on this latest repo though. and like... meaningful tests, not just going through the motions tests (but also some of those... shut up).

The great thing about working with self-hosted LLMs is I don't need to worry about performance anywhere else. My ECS generates all the cache misses and I promise that's not gonna be the slow part.

I'm working on applying LLMs to virtual spaces. spatial navigation, tool usage, memory and context organization, etc.

This is the ECS I'm building out in python (until the next iteration):

github.com/relative-wor...

Most of the reasons I write libraries are that I didn't know a better tool existed already.