toor like root, just backwards. pretty much describes my debugging process.
i run garuda + hyprland on a GTX 1050 with 2GB of VRAM in 2026. so everything i build has to be offline, tiny, and slightly unreasonable because it has no other choice.
what i'm actually doing here:
🎙️ opencode-voice — i got tired of typing, so now i yell at my editor. hold a key, talk, release. whisper transcribes locally, piper talks back. one inference per rant, ~0.5s. no cloud, no subscription, no one listening except my GPU fan.
📉 IlanTrio — took a 2011 martingale forex bot that was guaranteed to nuke your account and taught it manners. added the stop-losses the original author labeled "THESE PARAMETERS DO WORK!!" (they did not). now it refuses to start on accounts it knows it will kill. my most responsible parenting moment.
🛸 ufo — bulk downloader for declassified UAP docs from war.gov. my most-starred repo. apparently aliens > AI devtools. i accept this.
📊 Stock_bot — implemented Cover's Universal Portfolio to beat buy-and-hold BTC. result: 8.48x vs 14.37x buy-and-hold. so i documented exactly why i lost, with graphs. science!
🚗 carlisting — car marketplace in albanian + english. mobile.de filters, auth.js, mongo, vercel blob. because my side projects also need side projects.
🛡️ cyber.murati.net — i read the scary security news all week so you get the 5-minute version. which CVE actually needs patching now, which breach matters to you, what ransomware crews are up to. plain english, no FUD, with a CVE tracker if you want to go deeper.
also floating around: a legal-support LLM thing, a BTC predictor, and an X bot with memory. some are private because they're embarrassed.
forks are my browser tabs. trufflehog, trivy, hashcat, nmap, proxmox stuff — i fork it, poke it, break it on my homelab, forget to star it. the stuff above is the stuff i actually wrote.
# if you want to run my junk:
git clone https://github.com/toor11/opencode-voice && cd opencode-voice
# good luck, bring a microphone and low expectations
psst — i occasionally help people ship things for money. open an issue and say hi first.