I build open-source desktop apps, developer tools, and experiments around music, gaming, terminals, and local-first software.

Most of my projects start with the same question: can a tool be more useful, more transparent, and less bloated without becoming harder to use?

• Scope Launcher — desktop Minecraft launcher with isolated instances, Modrinth and CurseForge catalogs, diagnostics, migration tools, and crash bisect.
• Listenfold — cross-platform player that brings YouTube Music and Yandex Music into one desktop library.
• YT Desktop — lightweight hardware-accelerated YouTube client with Anti-DPI, AdBlock, SponsorBlock, and a glass HUD.
• AGX — Rust multitool for managing Google Antigravity and Jetski accounts, quotas, tokens, and local binaries.
• Klodex — local browser-based coding agent with filesystem, shell, and multi-model access.
• Lyrix — terminal YouTube audio player with synchronized lyrics.
• Logslice — high-throughput CLI for log triage, error clustering, and anomaly detection.
• Tanki Protocol — protocol notes, stream decryption tools, and telemetry inspection for Alternativa 3D / Tanki Online.

• Git Flex — Rust-powered Git workflow tooling.
• Codex Account Switcher — desktop account manager written in Rust.
• CodeMind — local-first snippet manager with optional Gemini assistance.
• ConfigV — visual editor and converter for JSON, YAML, INI, XML, and environment files.
• NovaShell — custom cross-platform shell and terminal environment.
• Terminal RTX — Rust terminal experiment.
• Gemini Skills — reusable Antigravity and Gemini agent skills.
• Klodex Skills — skill collection for Klodex workflows.

• Velocity Music — desktop music-client experiment.
• Velocity Client — Rust client from the Velocity project family.
• Clawd Pet — native Swift desktop companion experiment.
• SyncApp — Windows, Android, and .NET local-device ecosystem prototype.
• BlinkMod — native Blink mod with privacy, widgets, steps, and utilities.
• ServerMate — JavaScript server-management experiment.

• Onyx Hub — feedback, telemetry, shared packs, and party services for Onyx Launcher.
• Onyx LZT Edition — launcher edition with LolzMC Hub integration.
• Onyx Website — product site, downloads, screenshots, and press kit.
• Scoop Onyx — official Scoop bucket for Windows installation and updates.

• OSS Hub — discovery and profile hub for open-source developers and projects.
• bio.lonestill.uk — customizable profile-link platform with integrations and analytics.
• Gitty Blog — repository-backed Angular publishing platform for GitHub Pages.
• LZT UI — React and Next.js components inspired by the Lolzteam/XenForo interface.
• hruhru — desktop toolkit for hh.ru vacancy search and workflow automation.

• Crypto Vanity Gen — Rust vanity-address generator.
• SVG and XML Playground — browser, upload, encoding, and sanitizer fixtures.
• Fraud Sample Check — file-classification and scanner test fixtures.
• Forum Dataset Snapshot — structured forum export for offline analysis.
• Better Yandex Music Docs — Mintlify documentation for plugin authors.

Rust · TypeScript · React · Electron · Next.js · Python · Kotlin · C#

My public repositories include production applications, small utilities, research notes, fixture collections, and archived experiments. Each maintained repository should explain its scope and status in its README; if something is experimental, I try to say so explicitly.

• GitHub issues are the best place for project-specific bugs and feature requests.
• Email: admin@lonestill.uk