Switchboard
in operationHomelab operations console. Fleet health, live metrics, and an SSH terminal straight from the browser. The panel that controls what you are reading right now.
Open the console →Infrastructure. Automation. The laboratory behind this domain.
Each drawer holds a project currently online, kept, or in motion. The list is the catalogue of what is on this network right now.
Homelab operations console. Fleet health, live metrics, and an SSH terminal straight from the browser. The panel that controls what you are reading right now.
Open the console →A long-horizon archive of state. Snapshots of the laboratory: services, notes, configurations, kept on a schedule that runs without asking permission.
More about the archive →A locally-served language model under hindsight.dellamanna.org. Quiet, persistent, private. It remembers what you tell it on this network, and nowhere else.
hindsight.dellamanna.org →A personal vault under pass.dellamanna.org. Two-factor, audit-logged, and intentionally slower than typing it into a browser extension. For the things that should not leak.
pass.dellamanna.org →A named Cloudflare tunnel under dellamanna.org. Each surface: this site, the console, the vault, the model. Each behind its own door with its own key.
See the live pulse →You are the night operator of a 1926-imagined relay station. Seven coils carry the city's last current, each drifts hotter on its own. Tap one to let it cool; every amp you divert lands on the next. Keep the grid alive.
Run the mechanism →The operations panel is for the operator only. The site, the pulse, and the rest of this domain are all yours.
The relay station at the edge of the grid. 1–7 to open a coil, ← → to select, space to open. Cool one, heat the rest. The best score stays on this device.
Pin Bot-inspired mechanism with medieval drawbridge bumpers. Press space to launch. Arrow keys or A and D control flippers. Three balls per game.
Henrique Della Manna builds infrastructure that makes decisions auditable and surfaces observable. He runs an LLM on the network, a tunnel under one domain, a sensor mesh inside the house, and a personal password vault under another. He writes in English and works from São Paulo, BR (UTC-03).
For proposals, questions, or simply to send a piece of writing back: [email protected]. Code lives on github.com/hdellamanna.