Start with the problem
Every project here began as a real question I wanted answered, or a thing I wanted to exist. The stack comes second.
How I work
01 — 03Ship it, then own it
Most of this is live and deployed — real URLs, real servers, real users. I handle the boring parts too: hosting, cron, deployment.
Automate the rest
If a task repeats, it should run itself. I build AI-driven workflows and scheduled pipelines that do the work while nobody's watching.
Featured engineering case study
Project Khanz · 2026
Self-hosted · private · open source
Building a private AI and infrastructure ecosystem
Project Khanz documents how I transformed two repurposed laptops into a working Ubuntu homelab. One machine operates as the infrastructure node, while the second is dedicated to local AI. Together they run DNS filtering, containerised applications, monitoring, remote access, security tooling and private large-language-model services.
- Node 01
- Khanz Toshiba · infrastructure server
- Node 02
- Khanz AI Server · local AI node
- Core stack
- Ubuntu · Docker · Pi-hole · Ollama · Open WebUI
- Focus
- Linux · networking · security · automation · local AI
- Approach
- Explain → visualise → prove
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Open to workI'm open to full-time roles, contract work and collaborations. If you've got something you want built — or broken and rebuilt properly — my inbox is open.