Yoru is a full-screen listening environment built around 21 anime-style scenes and a 13-layer soundscape. Scenes and audio are paired — when you change the track, visuals adapt automatically. After a few seconds of stillness, the interface fades away; nothing stands between you and the atmosphere. Every transition crossfades, every interaction is keyboard-driven; the entire experience is designed to make you forget you're in a browser.

PR Sensei connects to GitHub webhooks, captures pull requests, queues them through an async Redis and BullMQ pipeline, and produces structured code reviews using OpenAI and Gemini APIs — all in under 30 seconds. It leaves a summary comment and up to 5 inline comments on changed lines. Reviews are deduplicated; the same line isn't flagged twice, and the system is idempotent per commit SHA. The Next.js dashboard tracks per-repo review metrics, file hotspots, and history backed by a multi-tenant PostgreSQL schema.

LLM Cookbook matches natural-language queries to recipes via FAISS vector search and MiniLM embeddings — when you search for "something warm and spicy," results come from meaning, not keywords. If there's no good match, it generates a recipe from scratch with a local LLM. Supports diet filters, allergen exclusions, and ingredient substitution. A Pandas pipeline converts 10,000+ raw recipe records into model-ready embeddings via a single repeatable script; served through a FastAPI backend.

Horizon connects to multiple bank accounts via Plaid, pulls real transaction data, and unifies balances, spending breakdowns, transaction history, and fund transfers via Dwolla in a single panel. Authentication is managed server-side with Appwrite; the interface updates in real time as accounts connect or transactions arrive. The focus wasn't just a feature demo — but a full product with proper loading states, responsive tables, Zod form validation, and a consistent design system.