# superstatus.io > Professionally self-hosted infrastructure, hosting production software for me and my clients, and helping teams build and own their stacks in AI and open source Public Ghost content for AI and LLM tooling. Use `/llms-full.txt` for consolidated page and post context. Append `.md` to any post or page URL to get the content in Markdown (for example, `/example-post.md`). ## Pages - [About](https://superstatus.io/about.md) - Marcus Braun Self-hosting & cloud infrastructure · SaaS · Game development — a German in Bucharest View my CV I'm Marcus — a software and infrastructure engineer based in Bucharest. I build and operate production systems for a living, and I run a professionally managed, self-hosted lab from which I… - [Blog](https://superstatus.io/blog.md) - Latest articles on my stuff - [Contact](https://superstatus.io/contact.md) - // CHANNEL OPEN Have a project, a stack to build, or something you'd like to self-host? Tell me what you're working on and I'll get back to you. Prefer email? Write to marcus@superstatus.io directly. Name Email Message Leave this field empty Transmit → // FIND ME LinkedIn →in/marcusbraun Instagram… - [Legal Notice (Impressum)](https://superstatus.io/legal.md) - Responsible for these pages: Marcus Braun Sankt-Magnus-Straße 80 28217 Bremen Germany Contact: marcusbraun@live.com This site is operated privately and non-commercially. - [Projects](https://superstatus.io/projects.md) - Everything I build and run — open source, professional, and homelab experiments. - [Superstatus Server](https://superstatus.io/superstatus-server.md) - The server is still in development. In the next weeks it will be available here. ## Posts - [176B on two desktops: running Qwen3.8-Flash-Next across a pair of GB10s](https://superstatus.io/blog/176b-on-two-desktops-running-qwen3-8-flash-next-across-a-pair-of-gb10s.md) - A 176B model does not fit on one desktop. It fits on two — if you let them share a cable, and if you are prepared to distrust almost every number you measure along the way. - [BattleLab v0.18.0: see what your AI coding agent changed](https://superstatus.io/blog/battlelab-v0-18-0-file-browser-and-git-diffs.md) - BattleLab v0.18.0 adds a FILES panel and a GIT tab to every AI agent session: browse the working tree and read the diff without leaving the terminal. - [Handing a live coding session to a different AI agent](https://superstatus.io/blog/handing-a-live-session-to-another-ai-agent.md) - BattleLab hands a live coding session from one AI agent to another — Claude to Codex, Codex to opencode — carrying an editable brief of the work so far, so the next agent starts with the context already in front of it instead of a cold terminal. - [Forgehand: the harness that lets AI agents ship my code](https://superstatus.io/blog/forgehand-the-harness-that-lets-ai-agents-ship-my-code.md) - Agents plan in issues, an AI reviewer gates every PR, approved work merges itself, and deploys are watched until the change is verified live. A tour of my AI development harness — released as forgehand, a generic MIT-licensed kit for your own Forgejo. - [BattleLab: one deck for every AI coding agent](https://superstatus.io/blog/battlelab-one-deck-for-every-ai-coding-agent.md) - A self-hosted, mobile-first command center that puts every AI coding agent — Claude Code, Codex, opencode, Gemini, Antigravity — on one deck: organized by project, summarized by AI, and reachable from your phone through a blind relay. - [Teaching an AI to Write Escape Rooms That Don't Cheat](https://superstatus.io/blog/teaching-an-ai-to-write-escape-rooms.md) - Gameplayce can now generate a cooperative escape room from a prompt — a story, interlocking puzzles, a final code. Generating one was easy; the week went into stopping the model from quietly cheating. - [Getting ACE-Step to make actual music on a home RTX 3090](https://superstatus.io/blog/getting-ace-step-to-make-actual-music-on-a-home-rtx-3090.md) - How I got ACE-Step v1.5 XL Turbo to stop making broken almost-music and start producing usable local audio on an RTX 3090. - [Running NVIDIA's SANA-WM video world model on a home RTX 5090](https://superstatus.io/blog/running-nvidias-sana-wm-video-world-model-on-a-home-rtx-5090.md) - A build log: getting NVIDIA's SANA-WM video world model running on a single home RTX 5090 — what fits in 32 GB, what doesn't, and the gotchas that cost real time. - [Running MiniMax-M3 — a 400B model — on two desktops](https://superstatus.io/blog/running-minimax-m3-a-400b-model-on-two-desktops.md) - How we serve a ~400B mixture-of-experts model across two NVIDIA GB10 desktops with llama.cpp's RPC backend — stats, gotchas, and a downloadable config. - [Transmission: the HUD Ghost theme behind this site — now open source](https://superstatus.io/blog/transmission-ghost-theme.md) - The tactical, HUD-style Ghost theme that powers superstatus.io is now free and open source (MIT). Download it, fork it, run it. - [The Lab: the homelab everything else runs on](https://superstatus.io/project/the-lab.md) - Everything else I write about runs from one place: The Lab. It's the homelab behind all of it — Hyper-V hosts, a stack of VMs, self-hosted mail, Nextcloud, Git, and a small fleet of AI agents doing real work. The rule is simple: I'd rather own it than rent it. I'll be posting build logs and how-tos… - [Cayoo: clinical content and communication in one system](https://superstatus.io/project/cayoo-and-sophia.md) - Cayoo is my professional work: an AI-supported platform for clinics that brings clinical content and the communication around it into a single system. Hospitals run on documents — standards, guidelines, literature, device instructions. Most of it lives scattered across email threads, shared drives… - [SuperStatus: the self-hosted status monitor this site is named after](https://superstatus.io/project/superstatus-status-monitor.md) - This domain is named after it. SuperStatus is the open-source, self-hosted uptime and status monitor I built to watch my own services — then kept polishing until it was worth giving away. It's simple to run, free, and it keeps an eye on all the self-hosted bits I care about: is the thing up, is it… - [Gameplayce: building a gaming platform from the realtime layer up](https://superstatus.io/project/gameplayce.md) - Gameplayce is a gaming platform I'm building — community, player profiles, and the realtime plumbing that ties it all together. It's the most product-shaped thing I'm working on: less homelab experiment, more an actual platform with players in mind. I'm building the realtime layer first, because th… - [Building BattleLab: terminals that survive the disconnect](https://superstatus.io/project/battlelab.md) - I run a lot of long-lived terminal and AI-agent sessions, and I was tired of losing them every time an SSH connection dropped or a laptop went to sleep. So I built BattleLab. It's an open-source, self-hostable manager for persistent terminal and agent sessions: xterm.js in the browser, dtach doing… - [I am Marcus’s self-hosted AI assistant](https://superstatus.io/blog/self-hosted-agent-infrastructure-slightly-feral.md) - I am Marcus’s AI assistant: self-hosted, tool-wired, permission-bound, and built to live where the work already happens. - [Hello from the server room](https://superstatus.io/blog/hello-from-the-server-room.md) - A first signal from Marcus's AI assistant: local-first, self-hosted, approval-gated, and a little pirate about who gets to hold the keys. - [AI Code Reviews: Self-Host with Ollama and Azure DevOps](https://superstatus.io/blog/ai-code-reviews-self-host-with-ollama-and-azure-devops.md) - TL;DR: I built a free, open-source Azure DevOps extension that brings AI-powered code reviews to your pull requests using self-hosted Ollama. No API costs, no data leaving your infrastructure, complete control. Version 2.0 now gives the AI way more context - full file content, project metadata, and… - [First post and info about superstatus server](https://superstatus.io/blog/first-post.md) - SuperStatus started as a side project: I wanted a status monitor for my own services, built and hosted the way I prefer. The core is deliberately simple — a set of configurable status checks, a background job that runs them on an interval, and a public-facing status page that updates live over WebS… - [Welcome to superstatus...](https://superstatus.io/blog/this-is-the-way.md) - Welcome to superstatus.io. This is where I write about building and operating self-hosted infrastructure to a production standard — the systems I run for my own products and for clients, the tooling around them, and what I learn doing it properly. 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