Tyler Lugger
- Software Architect
- Slow runner
- Jam enjoyer
- Happy father
whoami
I'm not not Tyler. I am a staff+ engineer with experience in building reliable and scalable backend systems.
I spend most of my time working across Go and Rust services and infrastructure, with a recent focus in financial platforms where correctness really matters.
On the side, I like to build small utilities and silly automations that make me happy
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journal
A custom, self-hosted blog backed by my Obsidian vault. Posts live as markdown folders that sync to S3, and a Go service on a Raspberry Pi watches for changes via fsnotify and renders posts on-demand with in-memory HTML caching. Powers blog.tylerkno.ws; source on GitHub.
# blog/hello-world/index.md --- title: "Hello World" slug: hello-world published: true pubDate: 2026-05-12 --- An exercise in building a bespoke, artisanal, bug filled blog serving.
rockiscope
A Bluesky bot that posts the daily horoscope and game prediction for the Colorado Rockies. The Rockies are a Cancer (founded July 5, 1991), so the bot scrapes the daily Cancer horoscope and combines it with a weighted prediction model using team stats, pitcher matchups, and a dash of celestial influence. Built in Go and runs on a Raspberry Pi. See today's pick on the dashboard.
⚾ Rockies @ San Diego Padres 🕐 6:40 PM MDT at Petco Park 🪖 Ryan Feltner (4.32 ERA, 1-0) 📊 6-8 | vs SD: 0-2 | L2 🔮 A slight celestial nudge toward a Rockies defeat (63%)
— Rockiscope ♋ (@rockiscope.bsky.social) Apr 11, 2026 at 5:40 PM
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wdpkr
A CLI tool that provides semantic code search for AI agents. Taps through your codebase to find exactly where things live. Source on GitHub.
cargo install wdpkr
facial recognition
Over the summer of my first internship, I integrated facial recognition into a distributed IoT platform. This led to a couple of applications including an interface-free coffee counter and a self-targeting dart gun!
desk plant automated-irrigation
To keep my desk plant from dying I automated its watering using a Raspberry Pi, hobby pump, and a soil moisture sensor. This project was featured on the front page of hackster.io.