Various Ideas

Shortcuts to more easily add trove-classifiers to pyproject.toml

Assorted Django helpers

Make it easier to add urls to pyproject.toml

Syncthing already provides a lot of what we want for file syncing.
Sushitrain wraps some of this in a library that can be called from SwiftUI.
It should be posible to build something that combines this into an Obsidian like workflow.

Given an RSS feed, create a dashboard that keeps track of currently deployed version and alerts when there are new versions.

Once SwiftGit2 is properly configured as a Swift package, could use this to implement my own Obsidian like app.
Working Copy could be another source for inspiration.

Given a connection to a Kafka cluster, add various events as entries into the worklog.

To power things like my own interpretation of echofeed it would be nice to have a small rss frontend that on object creation, posted the same data to Kafka where it could be fed into other scripts.

Mount a directory of markdown files, as a sqlite virtual table that can be queried as a regular Django model.

Chartjs support for Django

Discord allows members to make events for a server.
It would be nice to have these show up as a subscribable calendar feed.

Modules for manipulating forgejo settings

Creating a collection of my own Git helper commands

The goal to create a simple watcher that could help with running one's dev environment. Similar to something like [xinetd], navigating to one.local in the above example, would handle spinning up django runserver {port} if it was not already running. This would help with the use case where I might be trying to run many django projects at once, but need to set a different port for each. Something like this may already partially be in [launchd] but I need to do some investigation. Perhaps modifying our environment file would automate pushing the config to launchd that's required.

Language server protocol for Markdown to standardize the format across things.

Build a worklog that works how my mind works. Have a few brainstorms for ideas

Web app (and supporting iOS) for Timeboxing.
Personal timetracker loosely inspired by Pomodoro.

Proxying different services, so they can be registered in a caldav compatible client

Using Jekyll as a worklog