A homelab that does more of its own maintenance.

I'm Jamie. I use automation and AI agents to maintain my homelab, troubleshoot problems, and reduce repetitive admin. Project Ember is where I share the workflows, the failures, and what still needs a human.

About

Practical automation, built in my own homelab

Servers, storage, networking, and self-hosted services all need attention. I'm building ways to handle the repetitive work and make the difficult problems easier to investigate.

LibraHQ is the working environment where I build and test these systems. Project Ember is the public journal: what changed, how I checked it, and what I learned along the way.

Homelab Maintenance

Monitoring, backups, services, and recurring maintenance. Each experiment starts with a real job and a way to check whether the result is useful.

AI in Practice

Specialist agents help investigate and coordinate work. I document what they can do, where their access stops, and when a change needs my approval.

Workflows You Can Learn From

Follow the problem, implementation, and verification, including failed attempts and unfinished work. The goal is to give you ideas you can use in your own setup.