muthuishere

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Most local LLM setups are not portable. This bundles model, embeddings, chunks and metadata into a single export. The exported package runs fully in the browser without internet or install. Trying to solve reproducibility and deployment in restricted environments. https://github.com/muthuishere/offline-llm-knowledge-system �

I like using Excalidraw for diagrams, especially the hand-drawn style. But I don’t like starting from a blank canvas. I usually spend 10–15 minutes placing boxes and arrows before I even get to the actual thinking. I tried some existing Excalidraw MCP/agent skills, but they didn’t work well for me. No image export, no animation, and the style didn’t match what I wanted. So I built a small agent...

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I run a very small VPS to host demos for my open source work. Traffic is minimal (maybe 10–20 users), so I assumed no one really cared.After checking the logs, I realized that assumption was wrong.Even with almost no real users, the server was constantly scanned: SSH brute-force attempts, HTTP probing for .env, AWS credential paths, and random endpoints.Nothing broke, but it was clear I wasn’t...

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Docker Desktop on macOS often sits in a VM that constantly sucks CPU. For years I tolerated it—until today, when running just two Node.js apps + one Python app pegged my system, froze the UI.I switched to Colima and pointed docker context use colima. Then added Portainer for UI (docker run -d -p 9000:9000 ...).With the same compose setup, Colima usage dropped to ~0.2%Portainer provides...

https://github.com/muthuishere/openx

You build tools. Shell scripts. Docker commands. Things you want to run from anywhere.But every OS has different rules:Mac/Linux: edit .bashrc, .zshrc, mess with PATH, source it Windows: create .bat, set up %PATH%, hope PowerShell respects itYou waste time managing commands instead of building things.LNB solves that in one line:npm install -g lnbThen:lnb alias build "docker run -v...

Encrypt in Java, decrypt in the browser (or seed JS-encrypted payloads into Java). Sounds straightforward. It’s not.You hit landmines like:Mismatched IV/tag defaults (Java Crypto API vs WebCrypto)Conflicting key formats (X.509 vs JWK vs raw)Varied Base64 implementations and encoding subtletiesI spent hours chasing these. So I made Dual-Crypt, a fully working example:AES-256-GCM + RSA-2048,...

https://github.com/muthuishere/lnb

https://muthuishere.medium.com/understanding-tool-function-calling-in-llms-step-by-step-examples-in-rest-and-spring-ai-2149ecd6b18b

https://github.com/muthuishere/mcp-server-bash-sdk

I recently built cfex, a small CLI tool to simplify how developers, startups, and teams share work-in-progress applications for feedback, testing, or demos.With just one command:bash Copy code cfex api.yourdomain.com:8080 Your app goes live at https://api.yourdomain.com with HTTPS and HTTP/3 enabled by default. It’s built on top of cloudflared, similar to ngrok, but supports custom domains and...

I am author of Autologin chrome extension. Very soon it will be deprecated because of chrome MV3 policiesI'm currently working on AccessManager Autologin Pro, a tool designed to stop the hassle of sharing passwords and instead delegate access securely with automated login management.Here’s how it works:Delegate Access with Ease: Instead of sharing your credentials, you'll provide an extension...

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I've built PresentMarkdownNow, a tool for converting Markdown files into live presentations in the browser. It's a straightforward npm package aimed at anyone who regularly uses Markdown for documentation or notes and needs an easy way to present it live - great for teaching, demos, or meetings.Available on npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/present-markdown-nowI made this for personal use but...

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My Projecthttps://github.com/muthuishere/python-streamslet me know if you like it or any comments Thanks

My Open source project to handle exceptions in Java on a declarative wayhttps://github.com/muthuishere/declarativex