u/DjuricX

I made a small tool called xmr-ops for people running their own Monero payment setup.

It checks local config files for common mistakes like exposed wallet-rpc, bad bind settings, loose env/wallet file permissions, webhook issues, reverse proxy mistakes, missing backup signs, and risky Docker settings.

It is local-only and read-only. No telemetry, no RPC probing, no wallet access.

I am looking for feedback from people who actually run this kind of setup. Mostly interested in what assumptions are wrong, what checks are useless, or what obvious footguns I missed.

https://github.com/Djuricx01/xmr-ops

based on whatever u studying, if u dead serious about ur career, a dashboard will def be a life saver.

I’ve been building a small experiment called Agentroom, instead of chatting with one AI assistant, you talk into a Zoom-like room with multiple AI agents. Each one has a different role: skeptic, creative thinker, analyst, and synthesizer. after you speak, they decide whether they want to respond, raise their hand, show a short preview, and you click who gets the floor.

It’s still rough, but the interaction feels surprisingly different from normal chat. More like running an idea past a tiny advisory panel than prompting a chatbot.