independent maker / minecraft + web + ai
Minecraft Paper plugins published on Modrinth, a Minecraft server of my own, a Hebrew event-invitation web app, and a local AI model on Ollama — all small projects shipped alone, all real and running.
Four projects, live or published. Every number and link below points somewhere that actually exists.
Hebrew-first event invitations and RSVPs. Hosts create events, guests pick an event, confirm they're coming in seconds, and nobody needs an account — just your name. It's in real use, hosted at ulam.fun, with an admin panel for organizers.
MODRINTH
A Paper plugin that adds custom items, custom block visuals and GUIs to Minecraft Java. It generates and serves its own resource pack automatically — you declare a custom item in config.yml, drop a texture in the right folder, and reload with /aqa.
No external tools: BBmodel files from Blockbench in the right folder become working custom items and blocks. Ships as an 87 KB jar, works on Bukkit, Paper, Purpur and Spigot.
An Israeli Minecraft Java server running my own Paper setup: survival with skymine progression, BedWars arena, a full economy with jobs, and rolling minigames. Registered April 2026, up to 500 slots.
A local LLM I published on Ollama: set up for coding work, general assistant duty, and multilingual conversation. Runs inside Ollama on your own machine — updated about a month ago, no cloud, no tracking everywhere.
Eitangamess. One person, every part: code, config, textures, hosting, docs.
I build things end to end and publish them under my own name. A Paper plugin. A Minecraft server. A Hebrew web app. A local AI model. Different tools, one person.
The pattern across all of it: ship small, ship real. Every project above is published or live right now — not a mockup, not a case study. The plugin is on Modrinth, the app is at ulam.fun, the model is pullable from Ollama, and the server has an IP you can copy.
Most of it is Minecraft-adjacent, decided that way on purpose. The Java plugin work taught me server architecture, the web app is my own stack, and the AI model came out of curiosity about what a local model can actually do for a solo workflow.
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