BootStarkAgent
Phones into controllers, PCs into agents. This is a network that only comes alive after dark — gamepads wired into HID, a laptop waking to run agents, and nine projects built with zero cloud.
A phone becomes a controller — gamepads, HID, Bluetooth.
A sleeping PC wakes to run agents while the laptop rests.
Edge tools built to run without a single cloud server.
Nine projects live, zero cloud, all public on GitHub.
GamePadEcosystem is where the network begins: a phone that speaks gamepad, keyboard and mouse over Bluetooth — no drivers, no dongles, no installers. Pair it once and the phone becomes the controller in your hand, the PC listening on the other end.
BluetoothRemoteHid finishes the trick: the same link turns the phone into a full HID device — a touchpad, a remote keyboard, an input surface that follows the network wherever it goes. Press, and the agent on the other side answers. The network is always listening.
Open the consoleEach chapter is a tool, not a talk. A browser search engine, a pocket compass, a fetch CLI and its Android twin — every one built to run on the edge, off the cloud.
A fast, privacy-respecting search front-end that runs entirely in the browser.
WebGLA pocket compass that finds your heading without a request ever leaving the device.
PWAOne CLI that pulls anything from any source — docs, feeds, binaries — into a single stream.
CLIThe same fetch engine, rebuilt for Android — no cloud, no account, no trace.
AndroidThe last chapter is the edge itself — the phone, the PC, the network they make together. Nine projects live. Zero cloud. All public on GitHub.
Open the network