probably coding something
Fast, weird, low-level software.
shells • editors • file search • package managers • HTTP clients • UNIX-like systems
I build software that tries to be direct, practical, and fast.
Most of what I make lives somewhere around:
- command-line tools
- systems programming
- UNIX-style workflows
- text editors and shells
- file search / traversal
- packaging and tooling
- operating system experiments
From Axioms, Order.
A standalone UNIX-like OS with a practical minimal base, a CLI-first mindset, and a desktop-capable direction.
Smart file search with fuzzy matching, content filters, natural language queries, interactive mode, and semantic code search.
A low-level recursive file system traversal tool in Zig — fast, predictable, and unapologetically minimal.
A command-line text editor inspired by classic editor workflows, but with modern safety features and a lot more bite.
A Ruby shell with built-ins, autosuggestions, history tools, and quality-of-life features.
A GTK image writer for UNIX and UNIX-like systems, because apparently a lot of them still enjoy making simple things annoying.
A fast minimal HTTP client built in Odin.
low-level tools
small binaries
fast workflows
unix-ish software
editors
shells
kernels
build tooling
stuff that probably should not exist, but does
- keep it fast
- keep it understandable
- keep it practical
- avoid fluff
- build real things
- make the terminal fun again
- operating systems
- package managers
- recursive file traversal
- smart search tooling
- terminal UX
- weird language experiments
- GitHub: @RobertFlexx
- Email: robertflexxgh[at]gmail.com
less bloat. more software.