Project: do-things.dev — Small things, done right.

TL;DR

• do-things.dev is where I collect tools, concepts and solutions that emerge from real work — for clients, private projects, and non-profits.
• Human in the lead, accelerated by AI agents.
• Over time, it should grow into a small suite I can lean on to build the best software for and with my clients.

Why this exists

Across client work, private experiments, and non-profit projects, the same patterns keep coming up. The same little tools want to be built. The same concepts want to be reused. do-things.dev is the place where I extract them so they stop getting rebuilt from scratch every time.

The principle stays simple: small things, done right. Real problems first, often small ones, shipped in weeks instead of quarters — human in the lead, accelerated by AI agents.

Where this is heading

The project is intentionally early. What I have in mind is a growing suite of building blocks that I can plug into client and private work alike — for example:

• Project management — a lightweight way to run a small engagement without ceremony.
• Security & maintenance suite — the boring, important things every project needs.
• Authentication modules — secure auth, built around Keycloak, ready to drop in.
• OSS document store — somewhere to put files that does not require a cloud account per client.

These are the kinds of components I keep needing. Collecting them under one roof means each new project can start from a stronger foundation — and the next iteration of every block benefits from real use, not hypothetical requirements.

If any of this resonates, take a look: do-things.dev