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Leandro Probst

I build AI tools, agents and the interfaces around them.

About

Sixteen, from Switzerland.

Most of my time goes where AI meets real software: agents that do actual work, tools that make me faster, and interfaces that make both usable. Most of my repositories started as something I needed myself.

Age
16
Repositories
19
Languages
6
Selected work · 5 projects

Things I built
and still use.

Five projects, from agents to infrastructure. Scroll to turn the ring; public ones link to their repository.

  1. 01 · AI dashboard

    NeuralHub

    My personal AI dashboard, run by Luna, an agent I built to handle my day-to-day tooling.

    A self-hosted hub for my tools, notes and automations. Luna, the agent behind it, runs tasks, looks things up and reports back, so the dashboard is less a website and more a control room.

    • TypeScript
    • Agents
    • Dashboard
    • Self-hosted
    Private repository · demo on request
  2. 02 · Design tooling for agents

    omp-designer

    A design workflow for the Pi coding agent: anti-slop rules, visual review and design tooling.

    Gives a coding agent taste: rules against generic AI layouts, a loop that screenshots and reviews its own output, and tooling that pushes results towards a real design system.

    • JavaScript
    • AI tooling
    • Design systems
    • Visual review
    View on GitHub
  3. 03 · Desktop app

    multiTerminal

    A terminal grid with split panes, reusable layouts and one input line broadcast to every pane.

    Tiles many terminals into one window. Layouts are saved as templates, and a single input line can go to every pane at once, which is handy for servers and parallel builds.

    • Electron
    • Developer tools
    • Open source
    View on GitHub
  4. 04 · Interactive map

    japanMap

    An interactive map for exploring places and data across Japan.

    A map-first way to explore Japan: places, regions and data layers you move through directly instead of reading them from a list.

    • TypeScript
    • Maps
    • Data
    • Interaction
    View on GitHub
  5. 05 · Server hosting

    VoidHost

    Minecraft server hosting with cloud sync, SSH tunnelling and multi-device management.

    Host Minecraft servers from your own machines: worlds sync to the cloud, SSH tunnels make them reachable without port forwarding, and several devices are managed from one place. Quieter these days.

    • C#
    • Networking
    • Infrastructure
    Private repository · demo on request
Approach

  1. 01 · Conversation

    It starts as a conversation.

    I describe the problem to a model, argue with the plan and cut it down until it is small enough to build.

    • Claude Code
    • Codex
    • Agents
    • MCP
  2. 02 · Code

    It becomes code I can read.

    Every line the model writes, I read, change or delete. If I cannot explain it, it does not ship.

    • TypeScript
    • JavaScript
    • C#
    • PHP
    • Dart
  3. 03 · Running

    It ends where it actually works.

    On a screen, a server or a Raspberry Pi. Done means someone uses it, starting with me.

    • React
    • Three.js
    • Electron
    • SSH
    • Raspberry Pi

Every dayOpen on my machine right now, from the models I think with to where the code ships.

Contact

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needs building?

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