David Bicho

Drop media, pick an action, done — video encode, ProRes, color/range fixes, audio extract, image + ICC conversion. Built because I do this all day and wanted it off the command line. Signed & notarized, self-hosted DMG.

Stack: Tauri 2 · Rust · Svelte/TS · ffmpeg · sips

Splits a large image into overlapping ≤800px tiles so an agent like Claude Code can read text at full resolution, working around vision downscaling. A small tool that removes a real, specific friction.

Stack: Tauri 2 · Rust · Svelte/TS

Drop a film and an .srt, style each caption individually (font, size, position, plate), preview live over a proxy, export with the text baked in — MP4 or ProRes. The per-segment styling runs through a generated ASS engine.

Stack: Tauri 2 · SvelteKit · ASS/ffmpeg

A modular AI photo booth platform, running at events since 2025. Generative engines are swappable across providers and kept current with the field (Nano Banana, Gemini, Seedance…); a queue handles large events with many simultaneous guests; a fleet of display units drives live slideshows across multiple big screens; and there are hundreds of ready-made themes, or bespoke ones tailored to an event's topic.

Stack: Node · BullMQ/Redis · MariaDB · multi-provider genAI

Offline-first lead capture for trade fairs — tap a badge (NFC), scan a QR, or OCR a business card. Web platform plus a published iOS app. Rented to companies for their events.

Stack: web platform · iOS app · NFC/QR/OCR

Scan a code and talk to a bot purpose-built to answer questions about exactly what it's attached to. Each bot runs on a markdown "brain" an admin fills by pouring in PDFs/text/URLs, which an AI distills into curated pages (a human approves before anything becomes truth). Per-bot voice, optional visitor memory (consent-gated), and a wormhole mode to reach a remote wiki.

Stack: PHP · file-based · Claude (Sonnet/Haiku) · MCP · wiki-brain

Jot down the little things you find yourself pondering — the questions you'd love to understand better — as they occur to you. When you want something proper to listen to, Ponder weaves them into a single podcast episode: thorough answers, arranged with a dramaturgy that holds across the whole episode rather than a string of Q&As. Wiki-aware, narrated with a natural voice, generated in the browser and running entirely on the VPS.

Stack: PHP · Claude · edge-tts · wiki-brain

You are the main character in a gripping story set right now, in the present — spun from the day's real headlines. Pick the news you want woven in; an AI drops you into it as the recurring hero and generates a ~30-minute audio episode to listen to while running: ~10 cliffhanger chapters across parallel threads, narrated with dramatic pauses.

It's a living universe that remembers across episodes — a world-ticker evolves it autonomously between runs, and an AI jury scores each episode before it becomes canon.

Stack: PHP · Claude (Opus/Sonnet) · edge-tts · RSS · wiki-brain

A shareable Claude Code skill — ask in plain language and it posts a formatted, colored macOS Stickies note: cheatsheets, to-dos, reminders. A shell script under the hood, packaged as an installable skill.

Stack: shell · Claude Code skill · AppleScript

An open MCP server that turns any markdown wiki into a mountable "brain": connect your agent and it reasons over someone else's knowledge as if it were native — behind a curator gate that decides exactly what leaves the vault. Token-auth, self-servable, with an optional semantic index. The idea: separate wiki-brains can link up, so one agent can reach another's knowledge on demand.

Stack: PHP · MCP (Streamable HTTP) · embeddings (optional) · wiki-brain

Motion Graphics templates live on a file server, and every Premiere install has to be told where to look. That setting is a single XML key in each user's preferences file, so no template is ever copied to a client. Written up as a spec an IT department can act on: the key, the escaping rules, and the three constraints that separate a clean rollout from a thousand support tickets.

Verified against: Premiere Pro 26.0.2 · Windows / Active Directory

The tools grew one at a time, each on its own address, and the only person who remembered them all was the one who built them. This is the single entry point: clock verification against NTP, after-the-fact time offset calculation, a twelve-camera multiview timeline, ready-made ffmpeg commands, and a video sweep demo. Installable as a PWA, so it sits on the phone next to everything else.

Stack: PHP · PWA (service worker) · vanilla JS