Projects

elolin.com — EloLin marketing site (Astro + Cloudflare Pages). One person, many products.

The official marketing site for KinMate, a local-first private family health vault. Keep lab reports, prescriptions, medications, health metrics and pet records in one place, understand them with bilingual AI, and share with family only when you choose. Built with Next.js, Tailwind CSS, next-intl and framer-motion.

The public landing site and issue entrypoint for mv3migrate, a CLI that helps migrate Chrome extensions to Manifest V3. This repository is the public-facing site only and does not contain the private CLI source.

Lean single-binary Go gateway that reuses your existing local AI CLI and subscription logins — Codex, Claude, Copilot, Gemini, Qwen, Cursor and Grok — behind one OpenAI/Anthropic-compatible API. No frontend, no database, ~7 MB image; it runs comfortably on a 1 GB Raspberry Pi. Built for personal research use.

A community-curated list of real products vibe-coded by Chinese indie developers with AI tools like Cursor, Claude Code, Codex and Copilot. Anyone can submit, but only working, usable products are accepted — no tutorials, resource dumps or bare code repos. It exists to help solo builders see what others ship and get discovered.

A WeCom (企业微信) channel plugin for the EvoClaw agent runtime that auto-replies inside internal enterprise groups. It documents an important platform limit: WeCom's official APIs cannot join external customer groups, so this plugin targets internal groups only.

A unified, multi-source knowledge-base MCP server for the EvoClaw agent runtime. It indexes company knowledge from several sources — Obsidian, Feishu and more — into a single BM25 index and gives the agent search and read tools over all of it at once.

A source-agnostic BM25 knowledge-base engine for the EvoClaw ecosystem, built on tantivy + jieba for solid Chinese and English retrieval. It is a library crate — not run directly, but the search core that the EvoClaw knowledge-base MCP servers depend on.

A BM25 knowledge-base MCP server over an Obsidian markdown vault, for the EvoClaw agent runtime. It exposes two tools — kb_search and kb_read — so the agent can find and read your notes without leaving its loop.

The marketing and documentation website for Dashboards Rich Filters, a premium Jira Cloud dashboard gadget on the Atlassian Marketplace. It covers the gadget's features, pricing and screenshots.

A WeChat Official Account passive-reply bridge for the EvoClaw agent runtime. When a follower DMs your public account, it receives the WeChat webhook via an axum HTTPS server and routes the message through the agent to craft a reply.

A local-first, self-evolving AI agent runtime written in Rust that you run on your own machine. It plans a task, calls tools, observes the results and replans until the job is done — then reflects and writes the outcome back as a reusable Skill, growing its own skill tree over time. Cache, memory and skills all stay local.

The official Homebrew tap for EvoClaw, the self-evolving, local-first personal AI agent. Install it in one line: brew install develolin/tap/evoclaw.

The official static landing page for EvoClaw, the local-first self-evolving AI agent runtime built in Rust. Hosted on GitHub Pages, it introduces the project and links to the source code and docs.

A Git visualisation workspace built as a Zed editor extension. It embeds a commit graph, smart diff and release management into a single panel, so you can understand your repository's history without leaving the editor.

A complete writing Skill for Chinese fiction. Instead of generating one nice-looking passage, it turns novel writing into a stable, continuable, reviewable workflow — suited to long-form novels and serialized web fiction — with setting maintenance, chapter progression, style consistency and continuity checks that fight setting drift, character drift and timeline confusion.

An intelligent work-assistant Skill for Claude Code and OpenClaw. It automates morning briefings and email monitoring, task management and work planning, and email-based work summaries.

An open-source local MCP facade for Atlassian Rovo agent workflows. OpenClaw connects only to this server, which exposes local token-validation tools and proxies the official Atlassian Rovo MCP tools through a single local MCP server.