Introducing Kullhem Labs

For a while this domain pointed at a one-paragraph personal page. That never matched what was actually happening under github.com/Kullhem-io, so the site now reflects the lab instead.

What the lab is

Kullhem Labs is an independent engineering lab for practical software, automation, infrastructure, hardware-adjacent tools, and experimental interfaces. The shape of a project here is usually the same: a real problem, the smallest working system that solves it, and enough discipline that it can be understood under pressure later.

Some current threads:

• Beaglewing, a keyboard and mouse bridge where the target machine sees a real USB device, so there is nothing to install on it.
• Crossplay, a text RPG where several local LLMs each take a seat at the table and play together.
• Hybrid local agents, benchmarks for running two local models in parallel across three GPUs and finding out where the parallelism is real.

The full list is on the projects page.

What this site is

A static Astro build on GitHub Pages. No backend, no tracking, no secrets. The project list is a hand-curated file in the repo, so it stays honest without hitting the GitHub API at build time. A React and Vite rebuild is on the roadmap for when the site needs to do more than describe things.

What goes in Notes

Write-ups from the projects, the weird edge cases that took a day to find, and the occasional “here is what actually worked” after a benchmark run. Documenting the edge cases is part of the philosophy, so this is where they land.