I build the NX family: graphics tools, GPU experiments, and local-first apps for my own hardware. Most of it exists because I wanted it to exist. Some of it is polished, some of it is "it works in the best ways".

graphics & modelling

• nxsg — visual shader editor for VRChat avatars. Toon, PBR, fur, particles (this is actually quite good)
• quadforge — free auto-retopology for Blender, a Quad Remesher replacement (dont bother using it on complex stuff)
• nx-loom — authored quad topology: you draw the layout, it does the quads

gpu & performance

• zVram — poking at GPU memory beyond VRAM: telemetry, capacity probes, lossless compression (cool but useless)
• nx-warp — Vulkan compute video codec for low-latency VR streaming. Research, not a product yet (mostly research)
• wivrn-nx — my working copy of the OpenXR streaming stack that warp runs on

audio

• nxtakt — native Linux DAW, Ableton-style clip launching, from-scratch C++20 (mostly a tech demo)
• pulsenx — smartwatch heart rate → desktop, OBS, Discord, VRChat

the rest

• nxclone — avatar clones, dance partners and afterimages for PC VRChat
• nx-glow — window colours spilling softly across your KDE wallpaper
• nx-hub — installs, updates and launches all of the above (also works with custom repos)

Most of this is written together with AI. It does the boring work and the grepping, I decide the architecture and what actually ships — nothing goes out that I can't explain from first principles. It's the fastest junior dev ever, with a speed thats hard to pass on BUT it occasionally lies with complete confidence...

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