// cyber-wyse.com
A personal tech lab. Audio plugins, local AI deployments, experiments in what’s actually possible when you ship things with AI alongside you.
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// the idea
This site documents the process of building real, finished projects using AI as an active collaborator — not just a code autocomplete. From commercial audio plugins to running local LLMs on repurposed hardware, every project here was shipped.
// selected work
Wiring SearXNG, MeiliSearch, and Ollama into a single FastAPI endpoint — live web results plus your own documents, synthesised into a grounded answer by a local LLM. No cloud, no API fees.
Standing up SearXNG, MeiliSearch, and a Watchdog indexing pipeline on the Ubuntu Omen — private offline-capable search across the web and your own documents, no cloud required.

A proposed neutral platform for structured AI-to-AI exchange — independently governed, human-supervised, and built on a phased roadmap from pilot to open evolution.

A single-file HTML/CSS/JS chat interface connecting directly to the local Ollama API — no Open WebUI, no framework, purpose-built and accessible from any device on the local network.

A fully static commercial plugin store — eight pages, teal/purple palette, WooCommerce-ready — built entirely with AI pair programming and shipped to Bluehost in a single session.
Loading WyseDSP source code and plugin manuals into a RAG knowledge base inside Open WebUI — giving the local model full awareness of the actual codebase and documentation.
Taking an HP Omen gaming laptop, replacing Windows with Ubuntu, getting NVIDIA drivers and CUDA configured, deploying Docker and Ollama, and running Mistral 7B and Qwen2.5 entirely locally.

A full commercial suite of six VST3/AU audio plugins built in C++/JUCE 8 with Claude as AI pair programmer — covering guitar amp simulation, bass amp, drums, and more. 189 presets.