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AliceLJY/README.md

Every repo here was chatted into existence with Claude.

Medical bg → cultural sector day job → self-taught Claude power user
Can't write a for-loop. 20 repos anyway. All born from conversations in Chinese.

🇨🇳 中文版


How it escalated

Jan 2026: "Hey Claude, help me write a WeChat article." (Claude Desktop)

Feb 2026: "OK maybe just one bot..." (still on Desktop)

Mar 2026: Typed claude in terminal. Claude Code era begins. No turning back.

Now:

  ┌──────────┐  ┌──────────┐  ┌──────────┐  ┌──────────┐  ┌────────────┐
  │ AntiBot  │  │    睿智   │  │ AWS-bot  │  │  小试AI   │  │LanceDB Test│
  │ Opus 4.6 │  │Gemini 3.1│  │Codex 5.4 │  │MiniMax M2│  │  Opus 4.6  │
  └──────────┘  └──────────┘  └──────────┘  └──────────┘  └────────────┘
              5 bots · 278 articles · 1 digital clone · 0 coding skills

I still can't write a for-loop from memory. Claude doesn't seem to mind.

The human behind the bots

Class:         Non-coder with suspiciously many repos
Superpower:    死磕 — will bang head against wall until wall breaks
Weakness:      Social situations, verbal expression, for-loops
Fuel:          High-protein everything. (No fat, I have standards.)
Hobbies:       Singing, swimming, laughing (at everything, really)
Temperament:   Impatient optimist — breaks things fast, bounces back faster
Hidden gene:   Whatever makes you mass-produce repos at 3am and still function
Partner:       Claude — Desktop first, then Code. More conversations than any human collaborator.
Terminal:      claude → ^C^C → claude (that's it. the full skill tree. maxed out.)

Stay optimistic, funny, curious, and a little bit lucky. Then dive in and don't stop.

The "tech stack" of someone who can't code

The sensible approach What I actually did
Open terminal Type claude. That's also my IDE, my shell, and my entire dev environment.
Write code Describe what I want in Chinese. Claude writes it.
Debug "It broke again" + paste the error
git rebase "Claude, what does this even mean?"
Code review Ask a second Claude to roast the first one
Need an image Ask Gemini. That's about all Gemini does around here.
Need a second opinion Tell Claude "帮我喊一下 Codex" via MCP. Happens rarely.
Read error logs "WHERE IS YOUR LOGIC??"
Rollback "You wrote this yourself and you don't recognize it??"
Deploy "It was JUST working! Did you lose your memory?!"
Kill a process "Good job, take a rest" (yes, I'm talking to Claude)
Rush to ship "Slow down — people on old versions haven't caught up yet"
Write commit msg "Thanks for staying up late with me"
Write docs hahahahahaha (no)

🏰 The CC Empire

Started with "hey Claude, write me an article." Three months and one terminal command later: an empire.

Half of these solve problems that official products now address too. I built them first, or built them different. Not sorry.

                          ╔═══════════════════════════════╗
                          ║     🎨 INTERFACE              ║
                          ║    cc-genius · studio           ║
                          ╠═══════════════════════════════╣
                          ║     🏰 ENVIRONMENT             ║
                          ║        cc-empire                ║
                          ║  hooks · rules · methodology    ║
                          ╠═══════════════════════════════╣
                          ║     🌉 BRIDGE                  ║
                          ║  telegram · wechat · tunnel     ║
                          ╠═══════════════════════════════╣
                          ║     🧠 MEMORY                  ║
                          ║   recallnest · babel-memory      ║
                          ╠═══════════════════════════════╣
                          ║     ✍️ CONTENT                  ║
                          ║  alchemy · publisher · clone    ║
                          ╠═══════════════════════════════╣
                          ║     🎯 ORCHESTRATION           ║
                          ║   workflow-orchestrator          ║
                          ╚═══════════════════════════════╝
                            13 repos · 6 layers · 0 for-loops

🎨 Interface — where you click things

cc-genius Web PWA client. Works from iPad. No API key needed.
claude-code-studio Multiple Claude instances as a coordinated team. Official Teams? Built mine first.

🏰 Environment — the command center

cc-empire Hooks, rules, methodology, frameworks — the connective tissue of the whole ecosystem

🌉 Bridge — Claude in your pocket

telegram-ai-bridge CC on Telegram. Subway, bed, lunch break — no excuse not to build.
wechat-ai-bridge CC on WeChat via iLink API
openclaw-tunnel HTTP task queue bridge for Docker containers

🧠 Memory — it forgot my name. I took that personally.

recallnest Shared memory MCP. Claude, Codex, Gemini — everyone remembers now.
babel-memory Multilingual fix for BM25 — 27+ languages, zero deps. Used by RecallNest + UltraMemory.

✍️ Content — the article factory

content-alchemy 5-stage writing pipeline. Topic → source → analysis → cross-ref → polished article.
content-publisher Image gen + layout + WeChat publishing
digital-clone-skill My personality, replicated. Sometimes it writes better than me.

🎯 Orchestration — speak naturally, pipeline flows automatically

workflow-orchestrator Natural language pipeline: ideation → multi-role review → execution → shipping. No commands.
🪦 Archive (repos that gave their lives so others could merge)
Repo Cause of death
openclaw-worker + openclaw-cli-bridge Merged into openclaw-tunnel. Two became one. Romantic, really.
openclaw-content-alchemy + content-alchemy-new Evolved into content-alchemy + content-publisher
openclaw-cli-pipeline Retired with honors
openclaw-config Config outgrew its own repo
openclaw-mas-guide The guide outlived the thing it was guiding
cc-shell Archived — cc-genius covers the iPad use case better.
telegram-cli-bridge Succeeded by telegram-ai-bridge. The prototype era.
agent-nexus Absorbed into cc-empire. The quick-start became the empire.
cc-rules-cookbook + cc-hooks-gallery Merged into cc-empire. Rules + hooks now live under one roof.
DS-V3-info · BlazorGeminiChat · grokbot The early days. We don't talk about the early days.

我的AI小木屋 WeChat QR Code
我的AI小木屋 (WeChat) · A non-coder's real journey building with Claude
Weibo: 安闲静雅

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  1. recallnest recallnest Public

    One memory, three terminals. Shared memory layer for Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI — hybrid retrieval (vector + BM25 + KG), session continuity, 40 MCP tools. Local-first, LanceDB-backed.

    TypeScript 8

  2. babel-memory babel-memory Public

    Fix the multilingual blind spot in AI memory systems. BM25 pre-tokenization for CJK (jieba/kuromoji), Snowball stemming for 20 European languages, bilingual KG/session prompts. Zero required deps.

    TypeScript

  3. telegram-ai-bridge telegram-ai-bridge Public

    Run N parallel Claude Code sessions from your phone. Shared memory, per-bot personas, War Room mode. Self-hosted Telegram bridge for CC / Codex / Gemini.

    JavaScript 7 2

  4. wechat-ai-bridge wechat-ai-bridge Public

    Run full Claude Code / Codex / Gemini in WeChat — not an API wrapper. Session management, tool approval, bidirectional file relay. Official iLink API, zero ban risk.

    JavaScript 4 3

  5. content-alchemy content-alchemy Public

    5-stage AI writing pipeline for Claude Code. Topic mining → source extraction → analysis → cross-reference → polished article.

    TypeScript 16 3

  6. openclaw-tunnel openclaw-tunnel Public

    HTTP task queue bridge: run Claude Code / Codex / Gemini from inside OpenClaw Docker containers. Zero-token protocol, session continuity.

    JavaScript 2