Currently all repos are should in the homepage. But instead all services should be listed in the homepage.
This way I can see al services that are running
Currently all repos are should in the homepage. But instead all services should be listed in the homepage.
This way I can see al services that are running
@ffaerber, before I plan this I need a few specifics so the dev doesn't have to guess:
Source of truth — where should the services list come from?
(a) a config file in this repo (e.g. services.yaml) you maintain by hand
(b) fetched live from the homelab stack (an endpoint like /api/services)
(c) config in this repo + live status from the homelab
Per-service fields — at minimum a name and a URL, but do you also want: description, icon/logo, category/group (media, infra, productivity…), and tags?
Live status — "all services that are running" suggests you want to see which are up/down. Confirm: yes, show live up/down indicators, or just a static list of everything that's deployed?
Current "repos" list — should the repos list be replaced entirely, or kept somewhere (footer, separate page) and services take the main page?
Once I know the above I'll pick the right dev and present a short plan.
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@ffaerber, before I plan this I need a few specifics so the dev doesn't have to guess:
1. **Source of truth** — where should the services list come from?
- (a) a config file in this repo (e.g. `services.yaml`) you maintain by hand
- (b) fetched live from the homelab stack (an endpoint like `/api/services`)
- (c) config in this repo + live status from the homelab
2. **Per-service fields** — at minimum a name and a URL, but do you also want: description, icon/logo, category/group (media, infra, productivity…), and tags?
3. **Live status** — "all services that are running" suggests you want to see which are up/down. Confirm: yes, show live up/down indicators, or just a static list of everything that's deployed?
4. **Current "repos" list** — should the repos list be **replaced** entirely, or kept somewhere (footer, separate page) and services take the main page?
Once I know the above I'll pick the right dev and present a short plan.
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I have a clear picture now. Let me also quickly extract the service list with their public URLs (Traefik host labels) so the dev has concrete input to work from.
Good — Traefik-only routing (no Compose ports: on user-facing services) and labels live in one block per service. Now I have enough to plan.
Here's what I found in ffaerber/homelab/docker-compose.yml:
The pattern is clean and uniform: each user-facing service exposes one Host(...) label. Internal-only services (loki, node-exporter, cadvisor, dcgm-exporter, immich-ml, immich-db, immich-redis, gnosis-lighthouse, debug) have no public host — they shouldn't appear on the public homepage.
So my answers to the four questions I asked before:
Source of truth — config in this repo (services.yaml / services.json), hand-maintained. Auto-generation from the compose file would mean this repo has to read another repo's tree on every build (fragile, adds a build-time dependency on the homelab repo). The maintainer edits the compose → adds a line to the services file in the same PR (or a follow-up). Static also matches the rest of the homepage (it's all hand-curated copy in index.html).
Per-service fields — name, url, description (1 line), category (one of: media / downloads / ethereum / ai / observability / dev / edge — to match the groupings above), icon (emoji, kept tiny to avoid shipping assets). Skip tags.
Live status — yes, lightweight up/down dot per service (probe GET / with a short timeout from nginx or a tiny client-side script). If you'd rather keep it zero-JS, we can drop it and just list everything — but the issue says "see all services that are running", so I'd default to live status and let you push back.
Repos list — replaced. The current CipherDolls / dapps / AI-on-GPU / ETH-infra sections become a small "Projects" footer section so you don't lose them entirely, and "Services" takes the main page.
Plan
Branch:ai/issue-11-services
Dev:@senior (multi-file: new services.yaml, new HTML section + status JS, refactor index.html, small CSS additions; not a one-file tweak). Routes through @qa after.
Scope:
New services.yaml with the 25 public-host services, grouped by the 7 categories above, each with name, url, desc, category, icon.
Replace the four project sections in index.html with a single "Services" section rendered from the YAML (keep a small "Projects" section at the bottom linking to the four GitHub orgs so the old content isn't lost).
Add a tiny client-side probe that hits each url and toggles a green/grey dot — graceful fallback if CORS / offline (dot stays grey, no error UI).
I have a clear picture now. Let me also quickly extract the service list with their public URLs (Traefik host labels) so the dev has concrete input to work from.
Good — Traefik-only routing (no Compose `ports:` on user-facing services) and labels live in one block per service. Now I have enough to plan.
Here's what I found in `ffaerber/homelab/docker-compose.yml`:
**34 services total**, grouped roughly:
| Group | Services | Public URL? |
|---|---|---|
| Edge / proxy | `traefik`, `debug` | `ffaerber.duckdns.org` (/api, /dashboard) |
| Observability | `grafana`, `prometheus`, `loki`, `node-exporter`, `cadvisor`, `dcgm-exporter` | `grafana…`, `prometheus…` (rest internal) |
| Media | `jellyfin`, `immich-server`, `immich-ml`, `immich-db`, `immich-redis`, `comfyui`, `ollama`, `openwebui` | `jellyfin…`, `immich…`, `comfyui…`, `ollama…`, `chat…` |
| Downloads / files | `qbittorrentvpn`, `filebrowser` | `bittorrent…`, `files…` |
| Ethereum | `mainnet-geth`, `mainnet-lighthouse`, `stakingtracker`, `gnosis-nethermind`, `gnosis-lighthouse`, `bee`, `bee-dashboard`, `t4t-provider` | `mainnet…`, `beacon…`, `staking…`, `gnosis…`, `bee…`, `bee-dashboard…`, `t4t-provider…` |
| AI / speech (CipherDolls) | `whisper`, `kokoro` | `whisper…`, `kokoro…` |
| Dev platform | `gitea` | `git.ffaerber.duckdns.org` |
| This site | `homepage` | `homepage.ffaerber.duckdns.org` |
The pattern is clean and uniform: each user-facing service exposes one `Host(...)` label. Internal-only services (`loki`, `node-exporter`, `cadvisor`, `dcgm-exporter`, `immich-ml`, `immich-db`, `immich-redis`, `gnosis-lighthouse`, `debug`) have no public host — they shouldn't appear on the public homepage.
So my answers to the four questions I asked before:
1. **Source of truth** — config in this repo (`services.yaml` / `services.json`), hand-maintained. Auto-generation from the compose file would mean this repo has to read another repo's tree on every build (fragile, adds a build-time dependency on the homelab repo). The maintainer edits the compose → adds a line to the services file in the same PR (or a follow-up). Static also matches the rest of the homepage (it's all hand-curated copy in `index.html`).
2. **Per-service fields** — name, url, description (1 line), category (one of: media / downloads / ethereum / ai / observability / dev / edge — to match the groupings above), icon (emoji, kept tiny to avoid shipping assets). Skip tags.
3. **Live status** — **yes**, lightweight up/down dot per service (probe `GET /` with a short timeout from nginx or a tiny client-side script). If you'd rather keep it zero-JS, we can drop it and just list everything — but the issue says "see all services that are running", so I'd default to live status and let you push back.
4. **Repos list** — **replaced**. The current CipherDolls / dapps / AI-on-GPU / ETH-infra sections become a small "Projects" footer section so you don't lose them entirely, and "Services" takes the main page.
**Plan**
- **Branch:** `ai/issue-11-services`
- **Dev:** `@senior` (multi-file: new `services.yaml`, new HTML section + status JS, refactor `index.html`, small CSS additions; not a one-file tweak). Routes through `@qa` after.
- **Scope:**
1. New `services.yaml` with the 25 public-host services, grouped by the 7 categories above, each with `name`, `url`, `desc`, `category`, `icon`.
2. Replace the four project sections in `index.html` with a single "Services" section rendered from the YAML (keep a small "Projects" section at the bottom linking to the four GitHub orgs so the old content isn't lost).
3. Add a tiny client-side probe that hits each `url` and toggles a green/grey dot — graceful fallback if CORS / offline (dot stays grey, no error UI).
4. `Dockerfile` unchanged (still static nginx).
@ffaerber two quick decisions before I hand off:
- **Status checks: live probes (JS, fresh each load) or none?** Live fits "see all services that are running"; none keeps it zero-JS.
- **Keep a small Projects section at the bottom linking to `cipherdolls` / `ffaerber` GitHub orgs**, or drop the repos entirely?
Once you confirm those, I'll delegate to `@senior`.
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🔧 **bash**: `ls /workspace/ffaerber/ 2>/dev/null; ls /workspace/ 2>/dev/null`
🔧 **bash**: `ls /workspace/ffaerber/homepage/`
🔧 **read**: `README.md`
🔧 **read**: `index.html`
🔧 **bash**: `ls /workspace/ffaerber/homepage/.gitea 2>/dev/null; find /workspace -maxdepth 3 -type d -name "homelab" 2>/dev/null`
🔧 **bash**: `find /workspace -maxdepth 4 -type f -iname "*compose*" 2>/dev/null; find /workspace -maxdepth 4 -type d -iname "homelab*" 2>/dev/null`
🔧 **bash**: `ls /workspace/ffaerber/homepage/.gitea/workflows/`
🔧 **read**: `PIPELINE.md`
🔧 **skill**: `Loaded skill: gitea-api`
🔧 **bash**: `echo "GITHUB_SERVER_URL=$GITHUB_SERVER_URL"; echo "GITHUB_REPOSITORY=$GITHUB_REPOSITORY"; echo "SELF_TOKEN set: ${SELF_TOKEN:+yes}"`
🔧 **bash**: `API="${GITHUB_SERVER_URL}/api/v1"; curl -sS -H "Authorization: token $SELF_TOKEN" "$API/repos/ffaerber/homelab/contents/docker-compose.yml" | head -c 200; echo`
🔧 **bash**: `API="${GITHUB_SERVER_URL}/api/v1"; curl -sS -H "Authorization: token $SELF_TOKEN" "$API/repos/ffaerber/homelab/contents/docker-compose.yml" -o /tmp/opencode/compose-meta.json; jq '.name,.sha,.encoding,.size' /tmp/opencode/compose-meta.json`
🔧 **bash**: `jq -r '.content' /tmp/opencode/compose-meta.json | base64 -d > /tmp/opencode/docker-compose.yml; wc -l /tmp/opencode/docker-compose.yml; head -80 /tmp/opencode/docker-compose.yml`
🔧 **grep**: `^\s+\w[\w-]*:\s*$`
🔧 **bash**: `python3 <<'PY'
import re
with open('/tmp/opencode/docker-compose.yml') as f:
txt = f.read()
# Split into top-level service blocks (2-space indent, name ending with ":")
# A service block starts at a line " <name>:" and continues until…`
🔧 **bash**: `grep -n -A1 -E " traefik\.http\.routers\.[\w.-]+\.rule=" /tmp/opencode/docker-compose.yml | head -80`
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Status: live JS probe per service (green dot up / grey down) with a graceful CORS/offline fallback (dot stays grey, no error UI).
Repos: the four project sections get replaced by the main Services section; a small Projects footer links the four GitHub orgs (CipherDolls, dapps, AI-on-GPU, ETH-infra) so nothing is lost.
Source: hand-maintained services.yaml in this repo, 25 public-host services across the 7 categories (edge, observability, media, downloads, ethereum, ai, dev) — no internal-only services (loki, exporters, immich-db/ml/redis, debug, etc.).
Locked in with the defaults from the prior plan:
- **Status:** live JS probe per service (green dot up / grey down) with a graceful CORS/offline fallback (dot stays grey, no error UI).
- **Repos:** the four project sections get replaced by the main **Services** section; a small **Projects** footer links the four GitHub orgs (CipherDolls, dapps, AI-on-GPU, ETH-infra) so nothing is lost.
- **Source:** hand-maintained `services.yaml` in this repo, 25 public-host services across the 7 categories (edge, observability, media, downloads, ethereum, ai, dev) — no internal-only services (loki, exporters, immich-db/ml/redis, debug, etc.).
- **Branch:** `ai/issue-11-services` · **Image:** unchanged static nginx build.
Handing off to build.
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🔨 Building on branch ai/issue-11 — I'll open a PR when it's ready.
🔨 Building on branch [`ai/issue-11`](https://git.ffaerber.duckdns.org/ffaerber/homepage/src/branch/ai/issue-11) — I'll open a PR when it's ready.
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Currently all repos are should in the homepage. But instead all services should be listed in the homepage.
This way I can see al services that are running
@ffaerber, before I plan this I need a few specifics so the dev doesn't have to guess:
Source of truth — where should the services list come from?
services.yaml) you maintain by hand/api/services)Per-service fields — at minimum a name and a URL, but do you also want: description, icon/logo, category/group (media, infra, productivity…), and tags?
Live status — "all services that are running" suggests you want to see which are up/down. Confirm: yes, show live up/down indicators, or just a static list of everything that's deployed?
Current "repos" list — should the repos list be replaced entirely, or kept somewhere (footer, separate page) and services take the main page?
Once I know the above I'll pick the right dev and present a short plan.
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@pm can you read the repo homelab docker compose file?
I have a clear picture now. Let me also quickly extract the service list with their public URLs (Traefik host labels) so the dev has concrete input to work from.
Good — Traefik-only routing (no Compose
ports:on user-facing services) and labels live in one block per service. Now I have enough to plan.Here's what I found in
ffaerber/homelab/docker-compose.yml:34 services total, grouped roughly:
traefik,debugffaerber.duckdns.org(/api, /dashboard)grafana,prometheus,loki,node-exporter,cadvisor,dcgm-exportergrafana…,prometheus…(rest internal)jellyfin,immich-server,immich-ml,immich-db,immich-redis,comfyui,ollama,openwebuijellyfin…,immich…,comfyui…,ollama…,chat…qbittorrentvpn,filebrowserbittorrent…,files…mainnet-geth,mainnet-lighthouse,stakingtracker,gnosis-nethermind,gnosis-lighthouse,bee,bee-dashboard,t4t-providermainnet…,beacon…,staking…,gnosis…,bee…,bee-dashboard…,t4t-provider…whisper,kokorowhisper…,kokoro…giteagit.ffaerber.duckdns.orghomepagehomepage.ffaerber.duckdns.orgThe pattern is clean and uniform: each user-facing service exposes one
Host(...)label. Internal-only services (loki,node-exporter,cadvisor,dcgm-exporter,immich-ml,immich-db,immich-redis,gnosis-lighthouse,debug) have no public host — they shouldn't appear on the public homepage.So my answers to the four questions I asked before:
services.yaml/services.json), hand-maintained. Auto-generation from the compose file would mean this repo has to read another repo's tree on every build (fragile, adds a build-time dependency on the homelab repo). The maintainer edits the compose → adds a line to the services file in the same PR (or a follow-up). Static also matches the rest of the homepage (it's all hand-curated copy inindex.html).GET /with a short timeout from nginx or a tiny client-side script). If you'd rather keep it zero-JS, we can drop it and just list everything — but the issue says "see all services that are running", so I'd default to live status and let you push back.Plan
ai/issue-11-services@senior(multi-file: newservices.yaml, new HTML section + status JS, refactorindex.html, small CSS additions; not a one-file tweak). Routes through@qaafter.services.yamlwith the 25 public-host services, grouped by the 7 categories above, each withname,url,desc,category,icon.index.htmlwith a single "Services" section rendered from the YAML (keep a small "Projects" section at the bottom linking to the four GitHub orgs so the old content isn't lost).urland toggles a green/grey dot — graceful fallback if CORS / offline (dot stays grey, no error UI).Dockerfileunchanged (still static nginx).@ffaerber two quick decisions before I hand off:
cipherdolls/ffaerberGitHub orgs, or drop the repos entirely?Once you confirm those, I'll delegate to
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find /workspace -maxdepth 4 -type f -iname "*compose*" 2>/dev/null; find /workspace -maxdepth 4 -type d -iname "homelab*" 2>/dev/null🔧 bash:
ls /workspace/ffaerber/homepage/.gitea/workflows/🔧 read:
PIPELINE.md🔧 skill:
Loaded skill: gitea-api🔧 bash:
echo "GITHUB_SERVER_URL=$GITHUB_SERVER_URL"; echo "GITHUB_REPOSITORY=$GITHUB_REPOSITORY"; echo "SELF_TOKEN set: ${SELF_TOKEN:+yes}"🔧 bash:
API="${GITHUB_SERVER_URL}/api/v1"; curl -sS -H "Authorization: token $SELF_TOKEN" "$API/repos/ffaerber/homelab/contents/docker-compose.yml" | head -c 200; echo🔧 bash:
API="${GITHUB_SERVER_URL}/api/v1"; curl -sS -H "Authorization: token $SELF_TOKEN" "$API/repos/ffaerber/homelab/contents/docker-compose.yml" -o /tmp/opencode/compose-meta.json; jq '.name,.sha,.encoding,.size' /tmp/opencode/compose-meta.json🔧 bash:
jq -r '.content' /tmp/opencode/compose-meta.json | base64 -d > /tmp/opencode/docker-compose.yml; wc -l /tmp/opencode/docker-compose.yml; head -80 /tmp/opencode/docker-compose.yml🔧 grep:
^\s+\w[\w-]*:\s*$🔧 bash: `python3 <<'PY'
import re
with open('/tmp/opencode/docker-compose.yml') as f:
txt = f.read()
Split into top-level service blocks (2-space indent, name ending with ":")
A service block starts at a line " :" and continues until…`
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@pm yes
Locked in with the defaults from the prior plan:
services.yamlin this repo, 25 public-host services across the 7 categories (edge, observability, media, downloads, ethereum, ai, dev) — no internal-only services (loki, exporters, immich-db/ml/redis, debug, etc.).ai/issue-11-services· Image: unchanged static nginx build.Handing off to build.
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@senior please proceed with issue #11 per my plan above.
🔨 Building on branch
ai/issue-11— I'll open a PR when it's ready.@pm — PR #12 is ready for review (issue #11).
Acknowledged — handing PR #12 off to QA for review.
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@qa please review PR #12 for issue #11 — put your recommendations on the PR, or approve.
✅ Reviewed PR #12 — looks good.
@pm — I have reviewed and approved PR #12 (issue #11). Over to you.
PR #12 is reviewed and approved, ready to merge, @ffaerber.
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