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[StrangeWill]

Share what you've built, models used, lessons learned, or just something you had fun with.


I got two to throw into the stack, both open-sourced today:

Pteroupnp

A docker container that adds UPNP support to https://pterodactyl.io/, deploy it to your wings servers, give it a token to talk to your panel, and it'll start punching holes (assuming your router supports UPNP), threw this together today, ez pz.

GitHub - StrangeWill/pteroupnp

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DireControl

A web based KISS client for Ham radio APRS packet systems like Direwolf (it should work on other KISS clients, but I haven't tested it), this allows you to have a headless packet system and a UI on it, and unlike a lot of systems like APRSIS32 you don't lose all tracking when it gets rebooted, DB with a lot of tracking and statistics, plus various map features.

I've been working on this since 2/28, but had some nasty parsing bugs for packets, part of that resulted in me updating APRSSharp (https://github.com/StrangeWill/APRSsharp, we got an RC out for DireControl, need to see if they'll mainline it), along with kicking the crap out of Claude to actually fix stuff (It generated over 200+ tests that still had a 25% packet failure rate, after sitting down with it and being very closely intentional about stuff, our error rate is like <2% and consists of entirely malformed packets)

GitHub - RoushTech/DireControl

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Lessons:

• I'm busy AF, I could not have gotten these done without Claude, I'm exhausted with work at times, this makes it easier
• Claude has gaps, but ^^^^^^
• I moved from VS Code's integrated agent client to Claude Code CLI, it's better
• I need to stop being dumb and embrace tmux, more on that with future projects

 

[StrangeWill]

ASL Manager​

ASL Manager, think of how we managed Asterisk phone system -- configure your entire All Star Link system from a web interface, generates files. Sets up echolink, sets up bridge software for a bunch of digital modes too. I'll get a radio hooked up to it soon and publish teh source

Pileup​

@DaveM had asked around about people fixing some problems in MorseRunner. I poked at it a bit, always wanting to add functionality to make it more "newbie friendly" so I had more fun learning against something more goal-based.

Well... after hitting parity, I decided to go all out, what if we emulated entire bands of operators? What we we allowed running and hunting? What if we simulated antennas, rotors, and gave each operator an AI that gave them skills, moods, and radio parameters.

For example, a radio operator may be good at straight key, consistent. Others may be sloppy, slow and slur keys. He may have a radio with a full band scope and can "see" across more of the band, others may just have a VFO and they scan by rolling the dial.

It has a practice that'll turn off hams getting tire of you asking "again?" and allow corrections if copied wrong instead of busting the QSO, and allow forcing shorter callsigns.

Lots of fun stuff like that, I got a few hams giving me feedback soon to see where we end up.

It's currently hosted here: https://pileup.qthdx.com/ but will probably get moved at some point.