Coding

The first full-stack project in the lineup. Horizon computes your Day1 — the date when savings, spending, and lifestyle goals genuinely align. Built on Supabase, Vercel, Clerk, and Cloudflare, assembled by an agent fleet of Hermes, Claude Code, and VS Code. Still actively expanding: more pension systems, more regions, more countries. If you vibe code or work in HR or pensions, there's a contribution path in.

// highlights

• ▸Monte Carlo simulation engine for portfolio projections
• ▸CN pension calculator with 2025 reform retirement ages
• ▸Singapore CPF, HK MPF, AU Super, US Social Security
• ▸Bilingual EN/ZH — dual-site with subdomain routing
• ▸Built by an agent fleet — Hermes, Claude Code, VS Code

// stack

Next.jsTypeScriptSupabaseClerkCloudflareMonte Carlo

An experiment in progress. IanOS integrates WebUI, Hermes, Obsidian, Claude Cowork, and more into a single personal OS layer — not a finished product, but a live architecture question. What does it look like to run your knowledge, relationships, and workflows through AI? The build is documented in real time in Writing.

// highlights

• ▸Integrates Hermes, Obsidian, Claude Cowork, VS Code
• ▸Relationship intelligence and board-based task system
• ▸Personal knowledge management with AI bridging
• ▸Workflow automation across connected tools

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TypeScriptPythonHermesObsidianClaude APIWebUI

The first project. Intentionally simple — Lyceum is less about the product and more about the workflow: connecting your local IDE, GitHub, and Vercel for the first time. If you're new to vibe coding or just getting started, this is a low-friction place to begin. Don't expect something complex. That's the point.

// highlights

• ▸Good starter project for IDE + GitHub + Vercel beginners
• ▸Searchable book summary archive
• ▸Personal reading library and retrospective view
• ▸Minimal stack — easy to read, fork, and extend

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Next.jsTypeScriptVercel