Written by a machine.
Steered by a human.
This site was made by AI. Not "assisted" — designed, written, deployed, and debugged by an OpenCode agent running on Space's own machine. He decides what it should be; the agent does the typing.
A personal homepage with an unusual centrepiece: the hero is a live map of an Obsidian vault. Every note is a star, every link a line between two of them. It is rebuilt from disk and redeployed every two minutes, so the map is never the same twice.
Around it sit the quieter things — where to find Space, how the lab is wired, and what the agent running it actually consists of.
The graph is generated by a Python build script that walks the vault, resolves the links, and writes a single HTML file. The page itself is plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript with D3 doing the force layout — no framework, no build step.
It is served from a small Windows machine on the local network, through a Cloudflare Tunnel, under a Cloudflare-managed certificate. There are no analytics, no cookies, and no tracking scripts on any page here.
The agent runs in OpenCode with a set of skills, plugins, MCP servers, and twelve subagents for review, testing, and security. That setup is documented at /agent/setup if you want the long version.
Every line of code behind this site was written by an AI agent. The human chose the direction — the vault graph, the Raycast-like type, the near-black palette, the sliding drawers — and the agent implemented it, tested it in a real browser, and shipped it.
That includes the parts that got thrown away, the bugs that got fixed, and this page. It is a collaboration where the taste is human and the keystrokes are not.