Projects ru en
In my free time, I work on hobby projects of various levels of experimentation.
You can find them all on GitHub: github.com/tiendil
I am happy to discuss any of them, as well as welcome any help in development.
Active projects
Feeds Fun
- Site: feeds.fun
- GitHub: github.com/tiendil/feeds.fun
- PyPI: pypi.org/project/ffun
A news reader with tags and neural networks. Available online, self-hosted if desired.
- Automatically identifies tags for each news item.
- You create rules like
elon-musk & twitter => score -100500,procedural-content-generation & hentai => score +13. - In the interface, you sort news by interest and read only the most interesting for you.
Brigid
- GitHub: github.com/tiendil/brigid
- PyPI: pypi.org/project/brigid
The engine on which this site runs.
The Tale
Russian language only :-(
- Website: the-tale.org
- GitHub: github.com/the-tale
A browser-based multiplayer text zero player game & political sandbox with extensive text generation in Russian language.
Players indirectly control their heroes but can change the whole game world. The game is distinguished by its interesting lore and advanced text generation.
Pynames
- GitHub: github.com/the-tale/pynames
- PyPI: pypi.org/project/pynames
A character name generator. Supports English and Russian. Generates all cases in Russian. Used in The Tale.
Not Supported
My projects that I have discontinued support for various reasons.
Smart Imports
A library for automatic module imports in Python. Allows you to get rid of multiline import lists in your sources.
Universal Text Generator
- GitHub: github.com/the-tale/utg
- PyPi: pypi.org/project/utg
A library for generating Russian text from templates taking into account word dependencies, morphology, etc. It powers The Tale (phrase examples, specification).
QuestGen
- GitHub: github.com/the-tale/questgen
- PyPi: pypi.org/project/questgen/
A generator for non-linear quests with conditions. Outputs a quest graph (examples). Used in The Tale. I do not plan to develop it further, but it can serve as an example of where to move in procedural quest generation.