Reusable infrastructure
The useful pieces leave the monolith.
Libraries and relays extracted from the streaming system for anyone building around conversational characters.
Independent software lab
Small tools.
Real curiosity.
DionLabs is where I build focused software, explore useful edges of AI, and publish what survives contact with reality. I’m D.
01 / Featured build
A calmer way to read and listen.
FolioDuet keeps the page, spoken word, and your place in sync. Import a PDF, listen at your pace, and move between devices without uploading the original book.
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The shape of focused attention
A good tool does not ask for more attention. It returns attention to the thing that matters. The interface falls quiet; the words remain.
08:24
Original PDF stays on this device
Around the lab
Builds, notes,
and useful parts.
Email, with a
human rhythm.
Personal Outlook email as calm conversations. Familiar chats, a quieter Requests list, and encrypted sync between your devices.
Meet Boxie ↗
Codex, made tactile
Your agents.
One deck.
See six live Codex sessions, launch your best workflows, and keep control under your fingertips—with a localhost Control Room for everything behind the keys.
Pocket-sized persistence
Automate carefully.
Recover by design.
A local Android automation workbench with guarded actions, durable checkpoints, and an inspectable control room. Built for one verified setup—and published as a reference to adapt with a coding agent, not a turnkey bot.
Unofficial project. Game automation can violate service rules and put an account at risk.
Notes from the workbench
Ideas get sharper when they’re written down.
Engineering notes, decisions, experiments, and the occasional argument with an earlier version of myself.
Paused project / open invitation
06 / Streaming systems
The software still has a pulse.
I built an AI-assisted streaming system with character co-hosts, live chat relays, overlays, game awareness, and avatar experiments. Then I learned something useful: I enjoy building the broadcast more than being the broadcaster.
Development is paused—not buried. If you’re a streamer who wants to shape what this becomes, I’m interested in the conversation.
Find D on GitHubAbout / D
One person,
many threads.
DionLabs is my place to follow technical curiosity without pretending every experiment is a company. Some projects become products. Some become open-source parts. All of them should leave behind something useful.
- 01Useful over impressive
The best demo is something worth returning to.
- 02Write down the why
Signals keeps decisions available after memory moves on.
- 03Open what survives
Mature pieces graduate from incubation into shared tools.