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ankiweb-cli

A Rust CLI for interacting with AnkiWeb directly via the sync protocol — no desktop app required.

• Add notes to any deck with arbitrary field values
• Search cards and notes by text across all fields
• Reschedule cards with flexible due-date syntax (--due-in 3d)
• Back up your full collection locally
• List decks and note types

Integrated into NixOS via flake for automated workflows.

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anki-backup-tool

A self-hosted backup daemon for AnkiWeb collections. Syncs on a schedule, stores versioned backups with deduplication, and provides a web UI for browsing and restoring.

• Automated hourly sync from AnkiWeb
• Zstd-compressed tar downloads
• Web UI with backup history and rollback
• Docker image & Helm chart

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gateway-ngrok

An OpenClaw gateway plugin that exposes your local gateway to the internet via an ngrok tunnel. Supports custom domains, OAuth, and IP restrictions via ngrok traffic policies.

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tpool

A terminal multiplexer with a web interface. Think tmux, but accessible from your browser. TUI client for local use, web UI for remote access. Runs as a systemd service with Google OAuth via ngrok.

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nixek-ci

A Nix-native CI system. CI jobs are defined as Nix expressions specifying a NixOS machine image and a list of steps. nixek-ci builds the image, launches it on EC2, and the agent runs the job — reporting results back via a REST API.

• Jobs as Nix expressions (reproducible, declarative)
• Runs on real EC2 instances with NixOS AMIs
• Rust agent with per-step real-time API reporting
• Postgres-backed job history and REST API

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clawos.nix

The NixOS configuration for my host machine. Declarative system config with sops-nix secrets, systemd services, and always-on server setup.

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