Daniel Pfurner

Projects

What I worked on, what my role was in each, and what it runs on.

Screenshot tournaments.dance

tournaments.dance

My own product · 2026

The unofficial start book of Austrian dancesport. Results, couples, adjudicators and promotion points from the ÖTSV's public sources, brought together in one place. You look up a couple and see its tournaments of the past years without clicking through separate reports.

  • An importer reads the ÖTSV results service and the TopTurnier reports, including preliminary rounds and individual judge marks.
  • Every couple gets a page with its career history. There is also a points calculator following ÖTSV rules, and adjudicator pages that show how far a mark drifts from the rest of the panel.
  • I handle personal data carefully. Youth couples are not indexed, and anyone who would rather not appear can tell me.
  • Typecheck, lint and the test suite run before every release. Nothing ships without a changelog entry.

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Screenshot Jed and the Dispatcher

Jed and the Dispatcher

My own tools · 2026

This is how I work. Jed is my macOS client for the coding agent. The Dispatcher picks an issue out of Git, has one agent implement it and a second one read it back, then opens a pull request. Merging happens by hand, by me.

  • Jed speaks the agent's native protocol and puts the editor with LSP, a terminal, sessions and the tool catalog in one place.
  • The Dispatcher runs on cron, sticks to a quota and lets at most three agents work at once. Every change arrives as a PR with a review.
  • An agent delivers a proposal, not a result. I read what comes out of it before it lands anywhere.
  • Both run on my machine daily and helped build the other projects on this page.

Built with

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Contact

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