Security tooling, local AI systems, and operator interfaces - built to run on hardware I own.
I build things that hold up when the network is hostile and the cloud is someone else's computer: Android control planes over private tunnels, WiFi survey instruments, single-file incident utilities, and a Telegram bot that runs its own models on a Raspberry Pi.
| Repository | What it does |
|---|---|
| GhostLink | Mirror and control Android from Windows over Tailscale. No USB, no port forwarding, no relay, no root. Native helper APK + themed scrcpy controller. |
| AegisWardrive | Passive WiFi survey for Android: sweep, score, map, export KML/CSV. No root, no monitor mode - it reads what the OS already broadcasts. |
| reaper | Single-file process hunter for Windows and Linux. Find by name, port, or command line; kill the exact set with a dry run first. |
| pid-sniper | Click a window, get its PID, parent, path, and class. Plus a popup radar that logs new dialogs as they appear. |
| CipherShell Memory | Private Obsidian vault used as durable memory for Codex, Hermes, Claude Code, and local model lanes. |
picobot-v2 - autonomous Telegram operator bot: local Ollama inference, twelve agent
roles, AES-256-GCM config vault, SQLite state, stdlib dashboard, three-tier SD imaging.
Private.
own the inference → local models first, cloud only when it is the right tool
own the transport → Tailscale or nothing; no vendor relay sees the screen
ship the smallest thing → one file beats a deployment ceremony
state the limits → a README that hides failure modes is marketing
python · java · bash sqlite · systemd · obsidian
ollama · llama.cpp · codex android (adb, scrcpy, foreground service)
pi 5 · tailscale · windows nmap · rustscan · ghidra
- GitHub: @ghost-injection
- Email:
ghost.injection@proton.me
hack the planet. keep the mask on.