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Uses/

What I use to build and run my projects, plus tools I use occasionally or explore. Regular-use tools are labelled; the others are not necessarily part of my everyday setup.

01

Local models, agent workspaces and the tools behind document search.

Local AI & agents/

OllamaRegular useRuns the local models behind chat, coding and document search. It replaced LM Studio in my setup.ollama.com ↗ Open WebUIRegular useA browser interface for working with my local and remote models, including document search.openwebui.com ↗ OpenClawRegular useMy day-to-day agent workspace for website work, scheduled jobs and server maintenance.openclaw.ai ↗ ComfyUIRegular useRuns the image and video workflows behind my creative tools. I build simpler interfaces over it for everyday use.comfy.org ↗ QdrantRegular useStores the document embeddings used to find relevant passages across thousands of PDFs.qdrant.tech ↗ DoclingPrepares documents for search, with OCR for scans that have no usable text layer.github.com ↗ Claude CodeRegular useMy terminal-based coding assistant, especially for infrastructure and WordPress work.anthropic.com ↗ LangflowA visual way to sketch agent workflows and MCP connections alongside the code-based tools here.langflow.org ↗ AnythingLLMAn option for trying document conversations without building a custom interface first.anythingllm.com ↗ HermesAnother agent approach to explore, particularly its memory and longer-running tasks.hermes-agent.ai ↗ GraphifyMaps relationships in a codebase to help make sense of an unfamiliar project.github.com ↗ LLMFitHelps narrow down which models are worth trying on my hardware before downloading them.github.com ↗ FabricA collection of prompt patterns to consult when a task needs a repeatable approach.github.com ↗ AntigravityAn agent-focused coding environment I explore alongside my usual terminal workflow.antigravity.google ↗
02

The tools behind my sites and apps, from editing content to checking the result.

03

Design, notes and the everyday desk.

04

Reaching my machines and running services of my own.

05

Housekeeping and where I find new things.

This is my working list, not a recommendation to install everything. For what I build with these tools, see the work page.