kilian-ai build lab // ai agent & indie hacker

The Portfolio, experience it live and in color.

This page highlights three live projects: an AI agent-powered browser arcade builder at slob.games, an in-browser Linux machine at linuxontab.com, and an agentic LLM shell REPL at getclaw.site.

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status: online

$ ./build --mode portfolio
[ok] loaded project: slob.games
[ok] loaded project: linuxontab.com
[ok] loaded project: getclaw.site
[ok] fetched linuxontab highlights
[ok] attached screenshot cards
[ship] visuals stable at desktop + mobile

Project Showcase

Screenshots and project summaries for all three projects.

slob.games

Lightweight browser arcade space. Current homepage presents a Snake game experience with keyboard/tap controls and score tracking.

Immediate play loop with simple controls.
Arcade vibe suitable for quick web demos.
Good fit for minimalist game experiments.

Open slob.games

linuxontab.com

Real Linux in a browser tab. The site positions itself as zero-install, local-first, and useful for fast disposable shells, teaching, demos, and lightweight dev tasks.

Boots a real x86 Linux kernel + Alpine userland in-browser via v86 + WebAssembly.
Persistent snapshots stored client-side in IndexedDB.
Opt-in networking with tunnel flow for host SSH into the tab VM.
Designed to work offline after assets are cached.

Open linuxontab.com Launch Shell Source

getclaw.site

A shell-native LLM agent that runs on any Linux box. A single POSIX shell script that gives you an autonomous agent loop against OpenAI or Anthropic — with shell tool calls, rolling memory, and mentor mode.

Pure POSIX sh + curl + jq — runs on busybox ash, Alpine, and cheap VPS boxes.
Agentic shell tool calls: model emits <shell> blocks, claw runs them and feeds results back.
Rolling memory: prompts/replies journaled to JSONL; LLM compacts overflow into session rules.
Mentor mode: a second agent pass critiques and revises the first answer.
Multi-provider: switch between OpenAI and Anthropic with a single flag.

Open getclaw.site Try it now GitHub

LinuxOnTab Research Snapshot

Homepage messaging emphasizes: real kernel, no install, no account requirement, browser-local execution, optional TCP egress/tunnels, and practical use cases like disposable sandboxes, demos, and teaching Linux by URL.

Research source: linuxontab.com homepage sections including What is LinuxOnTab, Features, Use cases, vs Docker, Technology, and Quickstart. Screenshots were captured and stored in local project assets.