exor@dev: ~/projects

exor@dev:~$ cd /projects

Projects

Practical Builds • Experiments • Ongoing Work

A running list of projects, technical experiments, and work-in-progress ideas centered around systems, automation, homelab infrastructure, and practical AI-assisted workflow exploration.

exor@dev:~$ ls featured/

Exor.dev

active

My personal portfolio site built to document current work, technical direction, and the projects shaping my path through computer science, infrastructure, and automation.

  • focus: portfolio, identity, documentation
  • stack: HTML, CSS
live repo

EconAdmin

released

A C# admin toolkit for ECO servers focused on economy management, account administration, and global currency workflows. It is a practical example of building tools around real server operations.

  • focus: game server tooling, admin workflows, command design
  • stack: C#, ECO modding, configuration, documentation
repo mod.io

GTNH-Transfer

released

A Python utility for transferring data between GTNH instances. It solves a specific migration problem and reflects my preference for practical tools that reduce repetitive manual work.

  • focus: migration tooling, utility scripting, user workflow support
  • stack: Python, file handling, desktop utility scripting
repo release

Python & PowerShell Script Collections

active

Ongoing repositories of practical scripts used for installs, automation, support tasks, and workflow cleanup. These repos show steady hands-on work across Python and PowerShell environments.

  • focus: scripting, support tooling, workflow automation
  • stack: Python, PowerShell, Windows administration
python repo powershell repo

exor@dev:~$ ls in-progress/

[active] expanding Exor.dev into a full multi-page portfolio

[lab] preparing a dedicated homelab page for services, layout, and operating notes

[script] continuing cleanup and improvement across Python and PowerShell utility repos

[build] turning active GitHub work into clearer documentation and portfolio entries

[explore] testing where AI-assisted workflows can improve research, writing, and iteration

exor@dev:~$ cat build_philosophy.txt

I prefer practical projects over filler. My goal is to build work that teaches useful fundamentals, improves a workflow, or supports real systems. Each project is a way to learn more deeply, document what matters, and make steady progress through implementation, automation, and thoughtful experimentation.

exor@dev:~$ cat goals.txt

[goal] keep the portfolio tied to real repos and real work

[goal] show growth across systems, scripting, and infrastructure

[goal] add projects that demonstrate automation and operational thinking

exor@dev:~$ echo $GITHUB

More source code, experiments, and active development live on GitHub.

github.com/Exor-o7