◆ Research lab & studio · Athens, Greece
What can one person build when they run agents instead of apps?
I’m Savvas Konstantinidis. Years of writing, a homelab that grew to thirty-two containers, and a stack of software that mostly runs my own life — a family assistant, a scheduling service, a control room for a fleet of AI agents. Most of it is unfinished. All of it is real.
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Thirty-three years in banking technology. Eight of them buying it.
Director-level technology sourcing and procurement, and a practitioner who still reads the YAML. The two halves are the same skill: knowing what you’re actually buying.
NOWDirector, Strategic Sourcing of TechnologyBEFOREJPMorgan · Bank of Cyprus · PiraeusALSOEnterprise monitoring, vendor negotiation, homelab ops
Most of what I build runs my own life. Some of it, you can drive.
Every project is written up honestly — what it does, what broke, and what I’d do differently now. A few of them have a live demo you can open in a browser.
- Travel League — friends-only travel log & XP game
- BookMe — a self-hosted scheduling replacement
- Agent Cockpit — control room for an agent fleet
one shared login · synthetic data — nothing of mine in there
The homelab story, told properly.
Thirty-two containers on hand-me-down hardware. An AI assistant that remembers years of context. A house that argues with me about the shopping list. I write it all down, including the parts that failed.
READThe homelab — what broke, what I'd keepWRITE215 posts, archived but aliveMAKEThe studio — games, books, experiments
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No schedule, no noise, no funnels. Unfinished work included — that’s the interesting part.
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