My org-roam knowledge base is the center of how I think and work. But it lives in Emacs, which means I can only capture ideas when I’m at my computer. I wanted a way to feed my second brain from anywhere, using just my phone—but I refused to put my notes in someone else’s cloud. The solution had to be entirely self-hosted. What I built combines Matrix for messaging, n8n for orchestration, and an MCP server that bridges to org-roam, all running on my own infrastructure.

Dynamic switching between GPU configurations based on workload needs.

Overview#

Rather than running a single fixed configuration, I dynamically switch between GPU configurations. A Python service manages the transitions via HTTP API.

Available Configurations#

Configuration files are stored as compose YAML files.