Tucky
Speak your thoughts. Keep the context. Voice typing, meeting transcripts, and a searchable memory of your work, on your Mac.
macOS / Voice to textTake a look
A little curiosity. A lot of possibility.
Let’s squeeze
more out of AI.
I’m tinkering, building, and sharing what happens.
Welcome to my corner of the AI internet.
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Ideas worth trying.Things worth making.Everything worth sharing.
The workbench
Built for the fun of finding out.
A home for my tools, side projects, and open source experiments. Pick something up and make it your own.
Recursive Solutions
Practical AI for real businesses. Connected growth systems, custom tools, and automation built around how a team actually works.
Automation / AI consultingTake a look
More soon.
Tamias OS
Another project from the workbench. A public overview is on the way.
On the workbenchTake a look
From the TypeScript quick start
const selectedModel = {
connectionId: "local",
modelId: "qwen3:8b",
};Infinite AI Layer
One interface for many kinds of AI. A Rust and TypeScript SDK connecting local models, cloud providers, and terminal agents.
Rust / TypeScriptTake a look
I’ll Be Back
A card game with a poker face. Beat the rank, build the count, and bluff your way to an empty hand.
Card game / BluffingTake a look
GluePasteDev
Turn a board full of coding tasks into AI coding sessions. Write a card, press play, and follow the work as it happens.
Kanban / Claude CodeTake a look
Growthinator
An AI audience for your next YouTube video. Explore ideas, write scripts, and get feedback before you hit record.
YouTube / WritingTake a look
Who am I?
Hi, I’m Denis.
I like making things, figuring out how they work, and sharing what I learn.
AI Juicing is my home for that curiosity. I build tools like Tucky, explore ideas through Recursive Solutions, and make videos that help AI feel a little less mysterious.
Some experiments become useful tools. Some become lessons. You’ll find both here, along with the code and the things I’m still figuring out.
Notes from the rabbit hole.
The useful bits, written down.
Got a good “what if”?