cjtsh
Independent builder and systems thinker working at the intersection of AI, infrastructure, and automation.
I build and operate practical systems that solve real problems—from local AI workflows and coding-agent tools to network automation and privacy-conscious infrastructure.
What I’m About
- 🛠️ Build and operate — taking ideas through architecture, implementation, deployment, and iteration.
- 🤖 AI-assisted systems — local models, coding agents, plugins, and useful control surfaces.
- 🔐 Infrastructure and automation — reliable operations, networking, and repeatable workflows.
- ₿ Bitcoin and privacy — building with an interest in sovereignty, resilience, and long-term signal.
Stuff I Build
A few examples from my repos:
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Bitcoin Easy Signer
Open-source desktop software that helps a trusted person make a payment from an existing Bitcoin multisig wallet. Maintained and distributed by Bitseeker LLC. -
mac-mlx-control-center
1-click control center for local MLX LLM workflows on Apple Silicon. -
wireguard-orchestrator
Web dashboard to deploy/manage multi-node WireGuard networks over SSH. -
opencode-search-plugin / pi-search-plugin
Search plugins to make local LLM + coding-agent workflows way more useful. -
wireguard-vpn-server-installer-ubuntu-linux
One-click-ish WireGuard server setup script for Ubuntu VPS. -
wireguard-vpn-connection-manager-ubuntu-linux
Small CLI utility for managing client-side VPN connections.
Current Work
- Turning “it works on my machine” into systems that can be deployed, operated, and improved.
- Making local AI stacks and coding-agent workflows more useful in practice.
- Learning by building real projects and documenting what holds up.
The work sits across a few connected spaces: AI-assisted software, infrastructure, automation, networking, and Bitcoin-related systems. The common thread is practical implementation—building something useful, running it, and learning from the results.
Bitseeker is the workshop behind this work. The projects are the proof.
Find Me
- X / Twitter: @chrisjterry
If you’re interested in practical systems, deployed work, or a thoughtful approach to building with modern tools, you’re welcome to get in touch.