My personal homelab monorepo for local-first AI and self-hosted infrastructure. This isn't a single product—it's a collection of working experiments, configs, and glue code that I actually run at home.

Instead of one complex setup, each folder here is its own mini-project. Some are production-ready (my Neovim config), others are active experiments (the home automation stack), and some are just CSS tweaks for the media server.

• localnest/ — The main vision: local AI workflows, device orchestration, and smart home logic using n8n, Redis, and FAISS. This is where the "intelligent house" stuff lives. [Work in progress]
• localnest.nvim/ — My Neovim configuration with local LLM integration for coding assistance without cloud dependencies.
• localnest.tv/ — Custom CSS themes and tweaks for my media server.
• docs/ — Random notes, architecture diagrams, and "lessons learned" from breaking things.

• Local-first by default: If it can run on my hardware, it does. No cloud middleware tax.
• Modular independence: Each directory stands alone. Don't want the home automation bits? Just grab the Neovim config.
• Documented chaos: This is a real homelab. Things break, get rewritten, and sometimes require a tactical reset (old habits from the Army die hard).

git clone https://github.com/LocalNest/LocalNest.git
cd LocalNest
# Pick your component:
ls -la

Enter any folder and follow its README. Each subproject has its own dependencies, assumptions, and level of polish.

Active development / perpetual beta. I iterate on this while streaming or between dive contracts. Expect force pushes, partial documentation, and the occasional "TODO: fix this properly" comment.

MIT (see LICENSE.txt)