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tournaments.danceOwn product · 2026Every ÖTSV tournament result since 2016, 340+ tests, GDPR opt-out for dancers

The Austrian dancesport start book, kept in public. Tournaments, couples, adjudicators and promotion points from the ÖTSV's public sources, as one continuous record instead of loose sheets.

  • Ingests the ÖTSV results service and TopTurnier reports automatically, including preliminary rounds and judge marks.
  • Couple pages with career history, a points calculator following ÖTSV rules, adjudicator pages with deviation comparison.
  • Dancers can opt out on request. Youth couples are not indexed.
  • Runs on Cloudflare Workers with Neon Postgres. Every release passes typecheck, lint, 340+ tests and a mandatory changelog entry.
Stack
Next.js, Cloudflare Workers, Neon Postgres, Drizzle

Open site: tournaments.dance

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Jed and the DispatcherOwn tools · 2026Native macOS app for AI agents, plus a pipeline that turns issues into reviewed pull requests

This is how I work. Jed is my macOS client for the coding agent I build with. The Dispatcher takes issues from Git, lets one agent implement, a second review, and opens a pull request. Merging stays manual.

  • Jed: SwiftUI, speaks the agent's native protocol, editor with LSP, terminal, sessions and a tool catalog.
  • Dispatcher: runs on cron, respects a quota, three agents in parallel at most, every change is a PR with review.
  • AI is method, not result. What the agent builds gets tested, checked in the browser and read for privacy before it goes live.
  • Both run daily on my machine and helped build the other projects on this page.
Stack
Swift, SwiftUI, Python, Forgejo

Open site: git.pfurner.dev

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