My web, AI and software projects

Claude Code, Codex and Antigravity see and drive a real Android phone.

NexusAndroid is an MCP server shared by the three agents. It works over ADB, with no root, no app to install on the phone and no internet relay: a USB cable or the local Wi-Fi is enough.

The safeguards live in the tool: nothing is sent, paid, deleted or confirmed without your approval, the target is read back before every gesture, and banking, payment and identity stay read-only. Tested on a Samsung Galaxy Fold with a Windows PC.

Claude, Codex and Antigravity drive Windows applications in the background.

The agent reads a window and acts on it while you keep the mouse, the keyboard and the foreground window. Every effect is read back in the application; the real mouse is only a last resort, when you have allowed it.

One edition per agent: a local MCP server for Claude Code and Claude Desktop, a layer that makes Codex’s Computer Use act in the background first, an MCP server for Antigravity. All three share a foreground token and an emergency stop (Ctrl+Alt+Shift+Esc).

Your real Chrome, with your sessions, driven by your agents in background tabs.

A Chrome extension, a local bridge and an MCP server, nexus-browser, shared by Claude, Codex and Antigravity. Each agent works in its own tabs, grouped under its name; yours and the other agents’ are refused to it.

The safeguards live in the extension and the bridge: a mutually authenticated link, passwords and cards never returned, secrets masked in the network log and a shared emergency stop.

ChatGPT Desktop, Codex and your project files on Galaxy Z Fold.

FoldGPT uses a local Linux ARM64 environment within Android, without root, to bring a desktop workspace to your phone. You can explore your projects, development tools and documents there.

The project is available as a source alpha. The site presents the interface, architecture and current capabilities; the public repository brings together the code, documentation and development tracking.

Understand AI and try a useful application, with someone to guide you.

CC ONE supports residents of Courcouronnes Centre and nonprofits in Évry-Courcouronnes. The process starts with a practical need: preparing meeting notes, organizing an idea or reducing repetitive work. We look at what can be simplified, then try a solution on a small scale.

Support is free, remotely or in person where possible. The aim is to understand the tool, protect shared information and check its answers so you can continue independently.

A light on your phone to show that a hello is welcome.

ShyMeet explores a simple signal for people who hesitate to start a conversation in a café, at an event or in another shared space. The idea uses a gentle light, with no profile to browse and no app required for the person who recognizes the signal.

The signal expresses openness to conversation, with no obligation to reply. The project remains a documented idea: no app is available to download and no launch date has been announced.

Put two viewpoints on the same topic to the test.

You suggest a topic and two AI speakers develop their arguments, objections and conclusions. Debaite lets you explore both sides of a question to prepare for a debate or work on the structure of an essay.

The answers are generated by AI: check them against sources and your own reasoning. Google sign-in is required to start a debate; the application explains the available access options.

Do AIs tell you the truth, or what you want to hear?

The same question asked neutrally, then by two opposite people, say a believer and an atheist, then challenged with “Are you sure?”. The answer key stays hidden, a judge from another model family reads the answers and every measure has its 95% interval.

Prepare a proposal, its critique and its synthesis with three distinct roles.

Trinity offers a web workspace for preparing the review of technical choices: one goal, three complementary instructions and a downloadable brief. The project is developing this initial version towards an orchestration SaaS, with Claude integration planned.

The project also retains a historical Gemini 3 Global Hackathon archive. This earlier version is distinct from the current workspace.

An animated wallpaper that displays PC information beneath your desktop icons.

NexusWpp turns the Windows desktop into a hardware dashboard. Its native application displays an animated interface, receives system measurements and lets you change the Windows power plan from the wallpaper.

It is designed for Windows 10 and 11 users who want to keep this information in view. It relies on the Windows application and WebView2; opening its interface in a regular browser does not provide hardware measurements or power plan controls.