For Omarchy users with a homelab or hosted services: manage Pangolin connections, open resources, and install web apps. Examples, requirements, and limits.
Patrick Isenegger / 9 posts
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Essays, practical guides, and observations. In publication order.
A practical workflow for letting coding agents clean up Stream Deck icons, profiles, and settings without touching your live setup directly.
A portable .agent/ directory that moves across Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, and more — while keeping its memory and operational rules.
AI is already part of everyday clinical work. The harder question is whether it improves patient outcomes — or mostly improves our dashboards.
A short look at which Astro integrations are actually useful right now, and how AI fits into a clean open source publishing workflow.
Accountability, context, trust, judgment, distribution. A practitioner's map of where AI tools keep falling short and what that means for how we work.
AI can remove Home Assistant maintenance fatigue, but only if you enforce backups, atomic changes, and review gates. A practical operator playbook.
The first post. Why this site exists and what should grow here.
What the emergency room taught me about managing AI agents in the homelab — on ABCDE, severity, and why checklists exist even for experts.