Open source projects

Corami is an always-on Linux server that runs your coding agent, while every computer keeps a real copy of the project synced in both directions. Close the lid: no commit needed, the last save is already on the server and the agent keeps working.

The server is the host, not the agent: OpenCode, Claude Code or Codex are installed there, previews run on the same machine behind a stable HTTPS address, and everything stays inside your Tailscale network, nothing exposed to the internet. It is early: it works end to end on a real VPS with a macOS client.

Licensed under FSL 1.1: you can use, modify and share it, except to offer a competing commercial product. Each version becomes Apache 2.0 two years after its release.

lipa compiles, signs and packages an iOS app on Linux. It builds Swift sources with the open source toolchain against a Darwin SDK made from your own Xcode, signs the bundle with rcodesign and produces an IPA that App Store Connect accepts.

The only step left on the Mac is the asset catalog: lipa prepare --mac runs actool over ssh and caches the result on Linux, so a warm build takes seconds. It reads XcodeGen projects, answers JSON without a terminal and every command says what is missing and how to fix it.