A running list of projects I’m actively building, maintaining, or have shipped. Each entry covers what the project does, the tech behind it, and the key things that make it interesting.
obsidian-ai-agent-sidebar-plugin
An Obsidian plugin that adds a sidebar for chatting with AI agents — Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Google Gemini, GitHub Copilot, and any OpenAI-compatible endpoint. Agents can read, create, edit, rename, and delete files in your vault via CLI tools or direct API calls, with streaming responses and auto-context from the currently open note.
- Supports Claude, Codex, Gemini, Copilot, and any OpenAI-compatible server (Ollama, vLLM, LM Studio)
- Both CLI mode (spawns installed tool) and API mode (direct provider API with key) per agent
- Vault CRUD operations with path validation and confirmation prompt for deletes
- Streaming responses, multi-agent tabs, persistent conversations, and debug mode
agent-config
Centralized repository for AI agent configurations, skills, and commands across Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Codex CLI, and Gemini CLI. A Makefile build pipeline handles per-agent format conversion so one source of truth produces correctly formatted output for every tool.
- Single source of truth for commands and skills shared across four AI coding agents
- Makefile pipeline converts shared configs into each agent's native format automatically
- Covers Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, OpenAI Codex CLI, and Gemini CLI
attractor
A DOT-based AI pipeline orchestration engine built in Kotlin. Define multi-LLM workflows as Graphviz directed graphs; the engine pulls execution toward your goal through conditional branches, retries, and human review gates. Documentation and guides live at attractor.coreydaley.dev.
- Pipelines are defined as Graphviz DOT files — version-controllable and human-readable
- Supports conditional branching, parallel execution, retries, and human review gates
- Designed to orchestrate workflows across multiple LLM providers
coreydaley-dev-theme
A Hugo theme for technical blogs with a playful futurism aesthetic — vibrant colors, cartoon-style elements, smooth animations, and a LinkedIn-inspired header layout. Powers coreydaley.dev and is open-sourced under MIT for anyone to use.
- Responsive two-column layout with sticky sidebar, tag cloud, and category navigation
- Full-text search via Pagefind — client-side, no backend required
- Special date avatar swapping for holidays and custom dates
- Configurable social links, Google Analytics, and custom head/footer partials
coreydaley.github.io
This site — a Hugo-powered personal blog with a custom theme, deployed to GitHub Pages via GitHub Actions. Built collaboratively with Claude Code to explore AI-assisted development workflows. Includes a custom Pagefind search integration, leaf bundle post structure, automated image optimization, and a sprint-based development workflow.
- Custom coreydaley-dev theme built with and maintained by Claude Code
- Automated image optimization pipeline converts PNG/JPG to WebP with responsive thumbnails
- Sprint-based development workflow with AI agents handling entire feature sprints
