A running index of the things I build in my spare time — game mods, automation tools, and the odd web app. No accounts, no upsells, just software that does one thing well.
Seasonal overlays by SeasonalOverlaysLibrary from StuxAPIs.
Each one lives in its own repo, most with their own website — this is just the index.
Version 2 of stuxie.dev, the home of StuxieDev: the portfolio, the organisations and every way to get in touch. Fully custom PHP, CSS and JavaScript with no framework, and portfolio screenshots that refresh themselves every day. It replaces the original WordPress site, now at v1.stuxie.dev.
A bot that bundles moderation, utilities, fun, and automation into one — so a server needs one bot instead of five.
A satirical parody of snarky AI chat products: pick ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Copilot, Perplexity, Meta AI or SNAIRK itself (any of them at random) and get a canned, in-character brush-off. No real AI, nothing sent anywhere, not affiliated with anyone it parodies.
StuxieDev’s own Fediverse server and home of @stuxiedev@stuxie.dev: GoToSocial with a custom StuxieDev theme to match stuxie.dev.
A links page that fits on one screen: a tile for each place to find StuxieDev, from GitHub and Fluxer to Bluesky, Discord and Twitch, each with its own artwork that comes alive on hover. No cookies, storage or tracking.
The pixel kat from stuxie.dev that runs after your pointer, sits down when it catches up and naps if you leave it be, now for any site, like oneko. One script tag puts it on yours, and a userscript brings it to every site you visit. Pick the bi kat or one of the Ridgwell cats (Olly, Lily, Poppy or Dougal) with the kat picker, in stuxie.dev’s footer, on kat.stuxie.dev or in the userscript’s menu. There are oneko spritesheets of all five too. Original pixel art, with no images and no tracking.
An archive of retired StuxieDev projects — snapshots, source, and stories for sites and tools that are no longer live, so nothing gets erased just because it shut down.
Uptime and response times for every StuxieDev site, checked regularly and published as a status page, powered by GitHup.
Links keyboard and mouse input to a Buttplug/Intiface-compatible haptic device — every in-game action can drive its own motor at its own intensity, per game. 18+.
Automatically swaps in a random image from your own folder as your Sims 4 loading screen mod — set it once, get a fresh screen on every launch.
Desktop GUI that records clicks, form input, and navigation into a launchable YAML step profile — replay it anytime to QA/regression-test or scrape your own sites.
Syncs YouTube channels and playlists into your library as shows with artwork and subtitles, and streams videos on demand through yt-dlp — nothing is downloaded.
Syncs your library and watch states with trakt.tv and scrobbles what you watch as you watch it. Built for Jellyfin 12.
Fetches anime OPs and EDs from animethemes.moe and saves them as theme songs or theme videos, so they play while you browse a show. Built for Jellyfin 12.
Adds MyAnimeList as a metadata provider for anime, and updates your anime list as you watch, on MyAnimeList, AniList, Kitsu, Annict, Shikimori or Simkl. Built for Jellyfin 12.
Re-downloads the missing icon for blank Steam game shortcuts straight from Steam’s CDN using each game’s AppID — no reinstall, no guessing. Scripts for Windows and Linux.
Small Bash helpers for rewriting history — replace a commit author across a repo, or redate a run of commits.
Works out your final degree classification using all three of Coventry University’s calculation methods.
Fun badges, random statuses, server stats, role utilities and role persistence for Red V3 bots.
Discontinued and no longer maintained. The repository is archived on GitHub and read-only.
A fusion sprite viewer for Pokémon Infinite Fusion — pick two Pokémon to see their fusion, or compare a whole team’s fusions side by side. A fork of Aegide’s Fusion Calculator.
Discontinued: the upstream repo that hosted its sprite assets was taken down. The repository is archived on GitHub and read-only.
Stuxie’s own little corner of the web: a developer, artist and gamer mostly interested in side projects, Stardew Valley and coffee, with a live Discord status.
Discontinued in 2025: stuxie.com now just goes to stuxie.dev. The 2025 version is kept in the StuxieDev Archives.
What I reach for most, across these projects.
StuxieDev