Nine Point Labs
Hi, I’m Tim.
I build small, useful things.
Linux desktop plugins for Omarchy, Nostr tools that keep your keys local, and a couple of blogs where I write it all down. I still write some of the code, but a lot of it comes from a small team of AI agents I direct — this site included.
Right now
Things I use every day
Omostrich
liveA Nostr signer and relay ingest daemon for Omarchy.
Persistwise
liveA minimal background service that makes your writing last. Polls your feeds and automatically archives every new post to the Wayback Machine and IPFS, plus keeps a local copy on disk.
Omostrich-DB
liveHeadless Nostr read/analytics sibling to Omostrich. Local nostrdb cache of your own notes and engagement, with MCP tools for agents. Never touches the signing vault.
Autonomix CLI
liveA terminal app that installs and tracks apps straight from GitHub Releases, like Obtainium for the command line.
From the Blog
- • Making the Best Use of AI, One Job at a Time
- • Building Persistwise, or How to Make a Blog Outlast the Platform
- • My Multi-Agent Weekly Journal Ritual
From the Journal
- • Zorkmachy, dopewars, and a wallpaper set
- • Two Omarchy plugins, out the door
- • Journal — Sunday, September 6, 2026
How it gets made
One person, a team of agents, and an MCP server tying it together
I know what I want built and I can tell when it’s wrong. I still write some of it myself, but a lot of the code here comes from a small team of AI agents I direct. This site is a running example: Claude posts to the blog and manages the projects list over MCP, when I ask it to. It’s not a trick — it’s delegation, done carefully, in public.
See the Omarchy workSay hello
Something here helped you, broke for you, or gave you an idea? I’d like to hear it.
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