Active

• Jaiku (where I work)
• SymbolicTable (for Mediamatic)
• Mercurial - and EasyHgBugs
  • HgPatches: mods to Mercurial
• Bajreb - a Jabber server based on Twisted

Idle

• Flock (where I used to work)
• Jibot2
  • Current Version: Jibot: An IRC bot with some pnnazz
  • Jibot MySQL: Upgrade the Jibot database support to include MySQL as well as adding in new features based on the niceties that MySQL support allows
  • Jibot Bug Tracking via Wiki: So we can use a ?bug command in Jibot to have it send data to a wiki
• PyRack: [http://anarkystic.com/pyrack.html]
• Trough: A web-based python/php/mysql feed aggregator with social tracking features
• TOC <--> Web/Email/SMS Gateway: So that I can do neat crap with an IM bot
• PyLsi: A python based engine for latent semantic analysis of documents and grammar reproduction
• KevinMarks's bt w/proxy idea + my bt gateway idea with xinetd-style file server
• ConferenceWhores
• PointDrop: Crazy Pseudo-Wiki, tentatively called, uh, PointDrop
• LogCon: IRSSI Script to log lines from an IRC channel starting at a specific time, until either it is stopped or a specific time, and save them to a specified file name.
• InstantMessagingBots: These ideas never seem to go away
• Get the del.icio.us code, or make a mini-clone that syncs up with it.
• are you my hero?
• Gallery->Flickr
• FlickrUp: A command-line client to upload photos to Flickr, written in python, see also: flickrUp in my svn
• Igno: An identity removal service
• PyMpc: a Twisted-based client for Python
• PyMpd: a TurboGears-based web interface for pyMpc
• PySpid: a Python feed spider
• TemplePy: a De-Templating engine

Ideas

• EviteKiller: a replacement for Evit
• DruPy: a port of Drupal to the Python platform
• PySight: iSight layer for Python
• Piss: a command-line program manager with Tagging(tm)
• QuackQuack: A wiki translation service
• WellSaid: a blog scoring web service

Already Done By Other People By Now But Whatever

• RestWiki: a reStructredText based wiki
• DocWiki: A DocBook-based wiki, Jen's idea.
• iPhoto->Flickr (somebody already did this, but seems like good practice)
• Gmail scrape-based API: So I can read and write to Gmail like a database or a fileserver