2026-11-01
The map of it
The portal now carries an index of every process with the links that reach it, and a tree underneath that shows what is connected to what — read from the platform's own records, so it cannot fall behind.
Written down when something actually ships — not a changelog of a product, a log of one machine.
The portal now carries an index of every process with the links that reach it, and a tree underneath that shows what is connected to what — read from the platform's own records, so it cannot fall behind.
progs4u.com is reachable without a login from now on: anybody can read what runs here, open the public tools, and ask for an account from the page.
The page now says it out loud: this lab is run by Dominic Messner and an AI agent together, and every tool here that was written by somebody else is credited to them.
progs4u.com stopped being a placeholder: what runs here, what is open to anybody, and how to ask for an account.
Every account is raised per person and per tool on the portal, and the login trail sits next to that list. Requests from this page land in a queue that is read by a person.
The daily update window now reboots the host when an update needs it, checks the machine before and after, and mails if anything looks off.
A real Austrian phone number is answered by an assistant running on this machine: it takes the caller's request and calls back.
A single web server in front of every project, each one in its own container under its own unix account, reachable on the loopback interface only.