OpenPR is a free and open-source wireless router interface software that allows easy configuration of the Hostapd and Dnsmasq services on a Alpine Linux machine. Using the PHP programming language and Nginx web server, OpenPR provides a web interface which modifies the "/srv/OpenPR/OpenPR.json" file and any configuration file defined within the JSON structure. To provide easy installation of a personal home router, OpenPR also provides a basic installation script that will automatically install dependencies from both main and community Alpine Linux repositories and which will configure the system for basic but barricading secure wireless router services.
Jeff is a free and open-source Large Language Model extension, allowing any Ollama model access to any tool it may create along with a personal knowledge file where it can expand it's knowledge and remember whatever you wish. Jeff is built upon the Python programming language along with the Rich and Ollama Python libraries for the language's provided self-explanatory and readable syntax. Storing all tool data, knowledge data, and LLM model details in an easily editable "saves/" directory which the LLM can access at any time, requiring your approval for updating data regarding tooling and model details.
Copper is a C and Make programmed software designed to forward Minecraft: Java Edition client traffic to the designated server defined in "/dict", based on the client provided server address. The "/dict" file is formatted as a CSV-styled document with the delimiter being a space, the first entry defining the source address, the second and third entry defining the target address and port. Unlike other proxies of similar use, Copper doesn't discriminate packets, only caring about the first handshake packet. Although incredibly useful for compatibility with modded Minecraft server software, there is no ability to intercept or control packets. Forwarding all traffic responsibilty after redirection to the target server.