I build open-source tools for working with coding agents without losing track of them, and the Windows apps the platform should have shipped. I also work on Viglet: open-source search and content tools for organisations with a lot to publish.
Claude Code Tray puts your Claude Code rate limit in the Windows tray. The icon turns red before you run out, and a weekly forecast is paced to the hours you actually work. It reads the session files already on your disk: no account, no service.
winget install alegauss.ClaudeCodeTray
roadkeep: owns the writes to your ROADMAP, CHANGELOG and IMPROVEMENTS, so the format is enforced instead of remembered. CLI and Claude Code plugin.
commitclerk: reads your staged diff, drafts a Conventional Commits message, shows it to you, and commits.
winwright: drives a Windows desktop app from a test, with four verdicts instead of two, so a check that never ran never reads as one that passed.
polyweave: makes 3D assets by declaring what they must satisfy, on Blender and Godot.
Piano: a piano Claude Code can write scores for, play and teach from; the notes fall onto the keys and you learn to play them.
FreeWilly: Docker on Windows without Docker Desktop.
Quickshell: SSH on Windows without the suite around it.
PPortal: PlayStation Remote Play as a real Windows app.
Usage Simulator: what a Claude Code task really costs, and how far each plan carries you, from real session transcripts.
Time Study: where the hours went on an AI-assisted project, from session records and git history.
Claude Code First: how to run a project where Claude Code writes the code and a person decides what gets built, with every rule resting on graded evidence from five projects.
Mini GPT: a character-level GPT written from scratch in plain Java with no ML library, from bigrams to backprop by hand to a small transformer.
skillgist: publish a Claude Code skill and get a URL to share; anyone installs it into a project with one command.
Cursarei: an independent directory of Brazilian courses, comparing degrees, MBAs, postgraduate and short courses across institutions in one place.
PhotoBoost: upscales, denoises and restores your photos with AI on your own Windows PC. No cloud, no account, nothing uploaded.
Japode Ads: the house banner network, where the Japode and Viglet products advertise each other. Static files, no ad server, no bidding, no tracking.
Viglet Turing · Enterprise Search: search for sites with a lot of content, with AI answers drawn only from your own pages. Self-hosted, no per-user licence.
Viglet Shio · Agent-ready CMS: a new page goes live the same day, reviewed and approved by your own team.
Viglet Dumont · Data Exchange Platform: connectors that gather content from portals, back-office systems and PDFs and keep the search index correct.
Cottony: a plush match-3, where hearts, drops, stars and buttons squash when they land and puff when they pop.
Spinhold: a neon arcade shooter flown around the outside of a spinning space colony. Shoot the swarm apart and bring its people home.
Everything, with what each product shipped and what comes next: alegauss.github.io





