Most developers never ship an .exe. They push to GitHub, say "clone the repo," and wonder why nobody tries their project.
Today I'm releasing my second .exe build ever — PC Workman v1.7.2. Anyone can download it, double-click, and see what 800+ hours actually produced. The last .exe was v1.6.8 back in March. Since then:
- a completely new hybrid AI engine (rule-based + local-LLM ready)
- First Setup & Drivers with an arc-gauge health score
- driver health tracking from the Windows registry
- an Optimization Hub with the first working TURBO features
- custom fonts (Inter via GDI32) and a full dashboard redesign
- a hardware detector module (CPU, GPU, VRAM, motherboard)
~60 commits of real work that nobody could run without Python installed — until today.
This week's plan
PC Workman:
- Startup Manager — reads your registry, rates boot impact, shows what's safe to disable. Nothing removed without confirmation.
- Services Manager — 40+ services categorised and controllable, with TURBO auto-stop / auto-restore.
GuideAI: finalise all subpages so the QR-to-chatbot platform works end to end, and research the payment gateway — where GuideAI stops being a project and starts being a product.
Next week I start Umiejętności Jutra 3.0 — Google's AI certification through SGH, my first structured learning since tech school. Two days off to code first; from Wednesday I'm back behind the register, evening grind after shifts.
What are you building this week?