Agents · macOS
Baray
Organise and run agent Teamspaces in a native desktop application.
Agent architecture, security and distribution on macOS.
Desktop application
Code · games · personal explorations
I’m Gabriel, also known as Meugs. Here I share my projects, my experiments and what I discover while making software, games and interactive worlds.
Management software, desktop applications, web products, audio tools and 3D experiences: every project takes me into a new field, a new constraint or a new way of thinking.
Agents · macOS
Organise and run agent Teamspaces in a native desktop application.
Agent architecture, security and distribution on macOS.
Desktop application
Social · live audio
Create a mobile-first station where identity, frequency and live broadcasting meet.
Identity, live audio and a mobile-first experience.
Work in progress
Satisfying game · iPhone
Sort suitcases to the rhythm of clicks, slides and haptics, and beat your best run.
Unity gameplay, ASMR sound, haptic feedback and a world leaderboard.
App Store release in preparation
Explore BagabopCreative tooling · macOS
Orchestrate Codex, Unreal Engine and GitHub inside a native creative workspace.
Tool orchestration, live Unreal monitoring and local knowledge.
Native application
Audio · desktop
Keep every loop in time through system audio capture and synchronisation.
Real-time audio, system capture and synchronisation.
Desktop application
Logbook
Build an IFR experience over Corsica using geospatial data and streaming.
Turn photos into comic illustrations entirely offline on Apple Silicon.
Create a local two-player tactical game with private phone views and an optional spectator screen.
Audit Mac health, explain measured issues and supervise every corrective action.
Read a selected screen area aloud and dictate quickly in French or English.
Inventory the command-line tools available on a Mac without changing its configuration.
Bring a stylised building game to life in an original, reproducible valley.
Simulate an island community, its resources, seasons and relationships.
Control lighting, scenes and everyday commands without a cloud or heavy infrastructure.
Unify control of a Hisense air conditioner and a Dyson device in the terminal.
Help pilots calculate the required flight-path angle from top of descent to the target point.
A project whose public scope is still to be documented.
Record vertical covers with camera, clean audio, lyrics and a library of takes.
Make balances, history and transfers clear inside a secure wallet.
A Unity game prototype whose public presentation is still being completed.
Node.js · Astro · Vite
SQLite · Express · Resend
ScreenCaptureKit · Tauri · Rust
Transformers · MQTT · CLI
C# · Three.js · Blender
I often start with a “what if…”. I make a first version, try it out, sometimes get it wrong and learn as I go. I enjoy that back-and-forth between an idea and making it work.
Some experiments become projects I keep developing. Others stay experiments. This portfolio brings both together, along with the detours and discoveries.
Follow an idea, dig into a subject and leave room for things I haven’t discovered yet.
Write a few lines, put a prototype together and find out how the idea feels in practice.
Revisit a detail, figure out what isn’t working and sometimes take a different direction.
Show what I make, keep a record of the journey and share what I’ve learned along the way.
What I love building
My playgrounds, wherever an idea takes me.
Beyond the code
And many other things…
I was born in Phnom Penh, grew up in France and have been lucky enough to travel widely. I enjoy arriving somewhere knowing nothing: tasting, listening, observing and asking questions. Those journeys have shaped my curiosity and my constant desire to learn from others.
That same curiosity carries over into code. A tool I’m missing, a game mechanic or a technology I want to understand can become the start of a project. I enjoy moving between the web, apps, simulation and 3D, and taking the time to get the little details right. I build, test and revisit: each project gives me another chance to learn.
Contact
A question about a project, something you’ve discovered or just a hello: I’d love to hear from you.