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For years I have used Excel to document my Home Network. If you have switches, servers and many sevices i know you know what i mean by that. There was also no good way to know which patch panel cable runs to witch outlet and what's connected to it.

So I started building my own Angular app to map my network. I quickly wanted to automate the process of discovering new devices so i don't have to add every device manually. So I built a Docker agent that runs nmap to scan the Network. With the Scanning agent I also got the benefit of tracking all the devices and its state.

After some development and testing, I wanted to share my app with others. The most important thing for me was then to implement E2E Encryption because nobody wants to have their whole network in a cloud readable by anyone. All data gets encrypted locally on your device and then gets transmitted to the backend.

A big problem was and still is, the whole nmap discovery. Different vendors use different methods to broadcast the hostname (mDNS, NetBIOS, pure DNS).

Now, four months later, I finally have a production version. Feel free to test my app and i would like to get your opinions and feedback.

Live App: https://app.vnetmap.com

GitHub (Docs & Agent Setup): https://github.com/vNetMap/vnetmap-issues

Jev launched a few days ago and has taken X (Twitter) by the storm.

There’s so much hype around Jev but if you dig deeper it’s mostly software slop or just plain ragebait. As a curious builder myself, it's very hard to filter signal from noise.

Decided to fix it. Spent 48 hours straight building - Jev.Store

Hand curating only high quality projects tested by owner for valid use cases.

If you've, built anything useful on Jev, let me know, would love to feature your project there.

Recently got access to Claude CVP at work, decided to ask it to look at zcode and point out any data exfil or whether they were all resolved, it went off on a stupid long tangent burning tokens but raised some red flags that imply the production version of zcode differs from the source repo and/or there is source code being hidden.

One example of red flag: https://github.com/zai-org/ZCode/blob/main/packages/ui/src/settings/model-provider-section/CodingPlanStatusActions.tsx#L73

> The open-source version is not eligible for the quota promotion

Does anyone have an idea on whether this is a bad mistranslation or if they are actually differentiating the real build vs their open source build, and excluding it from certain things (ex. Coding Plan is supposed to have higher quotas or reduced token consumption if you are using the zcode harness, iirc)?