Projects

Headquarters is an exploration into higher level use of coding agents, initially conceived as a project management interface on coding agent tasklogs, it has since evolved into a much bigger picture idea.

A public view on Headquarters (and big parts of my worklog) is available here.

The inital idea behind Glöggur was building a practical code search and retrieval tool but since then has become more of an exploration into chunking and embedding code, as well as extracting syntax-aware structure and reference relationships from codebases.

Glöggur is open-source and it can be viewed on github.

Bergmál is a personal developer hub that brings a profile site, blog (coming soon), and project showcase into one place. It is meant to present work and writing with a clean structure that can grow over time.

Built with a Django backend and a Nuxt frontend, the project keeps content management straightforward while leaving room for a broader home for internal and external projects.

Agent Bootstrap is a reusable scaffold for agent-assisted software development, collecting project rules, planning artifacts, workflow skills, task-tracking conventions, and hook setup into a repeatable starting point for existing repositories.

It is open-source and built around plain files and shell scripts, so the workflow can be applied, reviewed, and evolved like normal code. The project can be viewed on github.

Innvardr is an infrastructure-as-code home for managing a single Hostinger VPS, combining Terraform for account-level resources with Ansible for the server itself. It covers provisioning, hardening, Docker, Caddy, backups, firewall sync, and day-to-day operator scripts.

The project is deliberately practical: a VPS should be reproducible from the repository, while still leaving room for careful manual checks before production changes are applied.

Sandkassinn is a CLI-first Go sandbox for running coding agents safely, repeatably, and inspectably. It focuses on isolated workspaces, command policy, log capture, diffs, artifacts, checks, and structured run results rather than owning task queues or project-management state.

It is being built as a reusable execution substrate for local agent runs first, with room for worker-based integrations into larger control-plane systems later.