Welcome! Here you'll find a short introduction to the main projects I'm working on. They range from minimalist Linux distributions and alternative architectures to self-hosted tools, AI experimentation, and personal infrastructure projects.
Check the projects page to see more detailed information about them. Visit the contact page if you’d like to get in touch, ask questions, propose collaborations, or discuss new opportunities. I look forward to hearing from you!
CRUX is a lightweight, flexible Linux distribution designed for experienced users who value simplicity and control. It provides an efficient and minimal environment, with a ports system that makes it easy to customize and extend the system from the ground up.
CRUX-ARM brings the core philosophy of CRUX to ARM architectures, offering optimized builds for a wide range of ARM devices. It is ideal for embedded systems, home servers, development boards, and users who want a highly customizable OS on ARM hardware.
CRUX-RISCV extends the CRUX approach to the RISC-V architecture, providing the same minimalist and customizable environment for developers experimenting with open instruction set hardware. The project focuses on practical RISC-V support, system building, and development workflows.
FluxTuner is a modern internet radio player for the terminal, desktop, and web. Built with Python, it provides a fast Textual TUI, an experimental GTK4 GUI, a browser-based web/server mode, smart favorites, playlists, history, themes, and modular playback backends.
ctxcuts is a tiny CLI for creating reusable context shortcuts for AI agent workflows. It helps reduce repeated prompt boilerplate by keeping focused, versionable task instructions close to each project.
It is designed to be small, local-first, portable, and vendor-neutral, working with coding agents, chat assistants, CLIs, and custom AI workflows.
EuroLedger XRPL is an open, testnet-first proof of concept for euro-denominated payment intents, XRPL payment detection, merchant webhooks, and WooCommerce checkout flows.
The project explores how the XRP Ledger can be used as a technical settlement layer while keeping the merchant experience focused on euro amounts, payment references, reconciliation, observability, and store integration.
ai.vjml.es is a personal, self-hosted AI image generation gallery powered by solar energy. It explores how local hardware, renewable energy, automation, and generative AI can work together to create a practical and independent image generation platform.
The project is used to generate, collect, compare, and refine AI-created images, with a focus on wallpapers, concept art, portraits, and themed visual collections.
Feel free to explore these projects, follow their development, or get involved!