office-mcp is an open-source MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that lets an LLM assistant create and edit Word, Excel and PowerPoint documents, with local or OneDrive storage. The repo just went public on GitHub under the MIT license. Here is why I built it and what comes next. The gap:
I spent two months building a long-term memory system for my AI agents. Vector store, embeddings, LLM-driven compression, temporal decay, MCP exposure. It was technically finished, documented, running smoothly. I never used it once. On 2026-05-08, I archived the whole thing and replaced it with a Git repo of Markdown
The Jetson Orin Nano Super ships with 8GB of unified LPDDR5 memory shared between CPU and GPU. That sounds generous until you factor in the operating system, background services, and the model weights you actually want to run. A stock JetPack installation quietly consumes 1.5 to 2GB before your
The Jetson Orin Nano Super is a compact edge AI board that packs a serious punch: an Ampere GPU with 1024 CUDA cores, 8GB of unified memory shared between CPU and GPU, and full JetPack 6 support. In this tutorial, I'll go from a fresh Jetson to a
By default, the Jetson Nano Super boots from a microSD card. While this works fine for basic use, an NVMe SSD offers significantly better I/O performance (especially important for workloads like Docker containers, local LLM inference, or any disk-intensive task). In this guide, we'll clone the SD
Field notes from flatline - my freshly built Pi 5 homelab node. Why this guide exists Most Raspberry Pi tutorials still assume you're running off a microSD card, connected to a monitor, and tinkering for fun. This one doesn't. This guide is for people who want
A new version of Ghost went out a few months ago, and it was finally time to update! While browsing the Ghost GitHub repository, I noticed that the compose file had been updated. Since I'm self-hosting Ghost and running it on Docker, this seemed like the perfect opportunity
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This guide demonstrates how to securely connect to a Raspberry Pi using SSH key authentication from a Windows environment. While traditional password authentication works, SSH keys provide a more secure and convenient method for remote access. Prerequisites: * Windows 10 or 11 with PowerShell * Raspberry Pi with SSH enabled * Network connectivity
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After months of using Nginx Proxy Manager (NPM) to manage my homelab's reverse proxy setup, I decided it was time to level up. Don't get me wrong—NPM is fantastic for getting started quickly with its user-friendly web interface. But as my infrastructure grew, I found
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Remember when I said I was going full GitOps with Komodo? Well, things evolved. 🎭 The Shift Komodo is a fantastic tool with some really clever features for homelab orchestration. But as I was building out my setup, I realized GitHub Actions would be a better fit for what I actually
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Hey everyone! It's been a while since my last post (the hello world post 🤣), I've just moved to a new place, and with it comes the perfect opportunity (read: necessity) to completely rethink my homelab architecture. You know that feeling when you unpack boxes and find
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