I work as an AI Software Engineer: building AI into real products rather than bolting it on, and automating the work around them that shouldn't need a person doing it by hand.
More about my work →Tomás Rodrigues
I build things.Software, infrastructure, automation and whatever I over-engineer next.
AI Software Engineer. I integrate AI into software and automate the work around it. Outside that: a homelab, a smart home, and running.
Work
Integrating AI into software, automating the work around it, and the backend that holds it together.
↗Homelab & Smart HomeLab
Proxmox, Docker, Home Assistant, Zigbee, networking, monitoring and local-first automation.
↗Things I buildProjects
Personal software, electronics, experiments and tools built around problems I actually care about.
↗Running & CyclingSport
Training, races, endurance projects and the tools I build around my own performance.
↗01 / Work
Building software that has toactually work.
02 / Lab
A home lab that becamean entire playground.
Proxmox, Docker, Home Assistant, Zigbee, local services, networking, monitoring and a growing list of experiments running on my own infrastructure.
Inside the lab →03 / Projects
Things I'm building.
Some are useful. Some are experiments. Most exist because I wanted them to.
Software · AI · SportIn development
Relay
A self-hosted endurance training platform combining deterministic training rules with AI-assisted coaching.
Home Assistant · ZigbeeLive
Smart Home
A local-first apartment automation system built on Home Assistant.
Proxmox · Docker · NetworkingAlways evolving
Homelab
My self-hosted infrastructure for automation, monitoring, applications and experiments.
YouTubePlanned
Content
Planned videos about systems, infrastructure, smart homes and the things I build.
04 / Sport
Running, cycling andbuilding tools around both.
Endurance is just another system to tune: data in, structure, feedback out. I train for it, and I build the tools I use to measure it.
10K47:02 PR
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100 kmCycling goal
About
I like systems that areuseful, observable and slightly over-engineered.
This site is where I document the things I build, the systems I run, the experiments that work, and the ones that don't.
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