Open source developer tools and games, all built from scratch. Three CLI tools, four file formats, and a voxel sandbox for Windows and Linux.
Each project is self-contained and open source. The tools run on Node.js; the game runs on its own.
A CLI tool for bundling, compressing, and managing files. Includes its own .idf and .ipf formats plus a desktop GUI, Infrastructure Wizard.
Intelligent code compression for JavaScript, C, C++, and C#. Parses source into labelled semantic chunks stored in the open .arf format.
File encryption using a master key division algorithm. Encrypts any file into the .vlt format, decryptable only with the original key.
A suite of CLI commands for bundling, compressing, and inspecting files — with a full Electron GUI on top.
Bundle entire folders into a single .idf file and restore them back exactly as they were.
Compress any folder into a standard .zip archive at maximum compression level.
Combine multiple files into one output file with clear separators between each.
Write multi-file JavaScript projects inside Infrastructure Wizard and save them as compressed .ipf files.
Architecture parses source code into semantic chunks — functions, classes, variables, loops, imports — and stores the labels rather than the raw text.
Understands code structure, not just bytes. Extracts functions, classes, imports, loops, and variables.
JavaScript, C, C++, and C# each get their own tailored parser.
Open any .arf file to see every chunk extracted from the original source.
A visual Electron GUI for compressing and inspecting files, with a colour-coded chunk viewer.
Vault encrypts files using a master key division algorithm. Each byte is split into a quotient and remainder derived from your key.
Your key's character values determine the divisor, so a different key produces a completely different result.
Quotients and remainders are stored separately, so the original byte is reconstructed perfectly.
View a .vlt header — source name, date, byte count — without needing the master key.
A desktop GUI with encrypt, decrypt, and inspect panels. Key fields are password-masked.
Games built from scratch, same as everything else here.
A voxel sandbox game. Mine and build across a blocky world, fight off enemies with swords and axes, wire up piston contraptions, and travel to the Moon to take on the final boss. Both builds are fully portable with everything bundled in, so there is nothing to install and no dependencies to chase.
Axes and swords, pistons and wiring, new enemies, new blocks — and plenty more to do with all of it.
.exe directly.chmod +x Wildcraft-26.8.1-linux.AppImage, then launch it with ./Wildcraft-26.8.1-linux.AppImageEvery tool here introduces its own file format. All of them are open and documented.
Stores multiple files and a full directory structure in one plain-text file, with a header, file table, and raw contents.
A gzip-compressed multi-file JavaScript project. Write it in Wizard, save it small, load it back anytime.
A semantically compressed code file. Stores labelled chunks instead of raw source text.
An encrypted file. Each byte is stored as a quotient and remainder derived from the master key.