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Irodori Table

A Tauri desktop database client I am building around Rust, React, and TypeScript. The main repo keeps the app, shared crates, extension SDK work, sample database tooling, and release automation together.

• Desktop UX stays in one repo: query editor, result grid, BI panels, ERD layout, and connection flows.
• Generated Rust-to-TypeScript bindings keep the Tauri boundary checked instead of hand-waved.
• The docs site is a separate mdBook so architecture, privacy, support, and database coverage notes are easy to browse.

Daimon

A little social-discovery prototype I built to play with multilingual embeddings and vector search. It tries to surface both nearby posts and 'bridge' posts, so the feed is not just a wall of near-duplicates.

• Postgres holds the real data; Qdrant is a rebuildable search index.
• ML inference lives in a small Python service, away from the API and schema.
• Bridge scoring + MMR keeps the timeline a bit more varied.

Mail Lookout

A small Outlook add-in that double-checks recipients, attachments, and the subject and body before you hit send — so you do not fire off the wrong email to the wrong person.

• Core review rules stay independent from Office, the DOM, and the clock.
• Bilingual UI, tests, and tagged releases.
• Handles scheduled-send quirks out loud instead of hiding them.

Smart YouTube Comment

A Chrome extension prototype that overlays YouTube live chat niconico-style (danmaku). It scores each comment locally in JavaScript, so useful messages drift by slowly while emoji floods and spam zip past.

• Local scoring only — no remote code, no WASM.
• Extracts chat from every frame and renders over the player on a canvas.
• Just a fun experiment in keeping the good comments readable.

Ayame Editor

A fast desktop text editor for very large files. It pairs a Rust core with a local web UI and optional native window so huge text files can open, search, and edit without pretending they are small.

• Memory-mapped and sparsely indexed internals keep large-file scans practical.
• Runs as a CLI/local web editor, with a native desktop window available for app-style use.
• Release builds target macOS, Windows, and Linux, with docs and install scripts alongside the source.

sql-dialect-fmt

An opinionated formatter and syntax toolchain for Snowflake SQL and Databricks SQL. It is built in Rust and aims for gofmt-style low-config formatting without changing meaningful SQL tokens or comments.

• The formatter is designed to be idempotent and lossless for meaningful tokens and comments.
• Ships as a CLI, language-server pieces, Tree-sitter grammar, and editor/browser extension packages.
• Includes a Snowsight Chrome extension path powered by the formatter compiled to WebAssembly.

Form Panic Bureau

A single-screen browser game written entirely in Elm: fix every defect in a deliberately user-hostile form and catch the fleeing "Accept" button within 60 seconds — a playable parody of dark-pattern forms.