Sony-TV-Control: the battery in the RC is started to discharge, so I've downloaded Android apps, which can control our Sony smart TV. Tried some, but I was disappointed, so asked DeepSeek if Sony TVs have some API. Instead of demonstrating the API, DeepSeek created me a simple RC PoC, which looked promising, so I decided to continue vibe-coding my version, a mobile-first webapp with Python backend: https://github.com/ern0/sony-tv-control
It has several functions which a normal RC can't have, e.g. search channel by name, or hide "ABCD" channel, if it has "ABCD HD" pair, to make channel list shorter.
Timelapse-consolidator: create a single timelapse video from multiple captures, ignoring night shots. I think, it's a good example for splitting the task for separate programs, which task size the AI still can handle. See prompt for details: https://github.com/ern0/timelapse-consolidator
(Night shot detector should be faster, instead Python, I would rewrite it in some native language, like Rust, but it will run once per project, so it's not vital.)
Photo Organizer - Organizes image and video files first by original directory name, then by EXIF date, if any. Renames images to img-yyyymmdd-hhmmss format and moves them to yyyymmdd directories. I've planned such for a decade, but I was too lazy to spend a week or two with it (I mean some evenings, ca. a week). Vibecoded in ca. two days: https://github.com/ern0/photo-organizer
It has several functions which a normal RC can't have, e.g. search channel by name, or hide "ABCD" channel, if it has "ABCD HD" pair, to make channel list shorter.