Machine: Strix Halo from Framework - https://frame.work/at/en/desktop 128 GBs of unified RAM
Problem: I run a couple of docker containers behind an NGINX reverse proxy. It works, but I was not satisfied with the organization of things. I knew what needed to be done, but the problem wasn’t painful enough to actually do it on my own.
Prompt: Here you find an attempt to run an NGINX reverse proxy for various docker containers. I am not satisfied with this; the whole copying of the config file and creating a custom NGINX image seems overkill. How can I improve this, how can I split the nginx configuration into multiple parts to have one file per docker service.
- I added the config, the Dockerfile as well as an Ansible playbook
Model: Qwen3.5-122B-A10B-UD-Q4_K_XL
Harness: Turnstone + Ansible Skill
Result: It basically did what I wanted to do in the first run. I found some quirks that I wanted fixed while testing, it did that too. Nice!
Problem: I have an off-the-shelf router at home for my network setup. It has a couple of VLANs and nothing fancy. Reading stuff about networking and watching Youtube videos gave me knowledge that I want to apply to my home setup, but I am not comfortable enough with the configuration framework of my router to get things done. And not enough time …
Prompt: Please check the attached config file for a Ubiquiti router. Give me a summary of the configuration and identify improvements
- I added the config backup
Model: Qwen3.5-122B-A10B-UD-Q4_K_XL
Harness: Turnstone
Result: It gave me a nice overview of what was missing and what can be (or must be) improved. I then also gave it a text table of the desired VLAN setup with a firewall matrix and I got a whole script to apply the improvments, fixes and firewall rules that were missing
Problem: I use Navidrome in my homelab and checking for updates I found the AudioMuse-AI plugin that allows a song recommendation mechanism to be used in Navidrome. I wanted to test it, but I was too lazy to set the whole thing up. I use different custom docker networks … etc. and would need to adapt the projects docker files. All do-able, but not straight forward at 10 o’clock in the evening after work and family …
Prompt: Please checkout GitHub - NeptuneHub/AudioMuse-AI: AudioMuse-AI uses sonic analysis to rediscover forgotten songs, uncover hidden connections in your music library, and generate intelligent playlists for Navidrome, Jellyfin, LMS, Lyrion, Emby and Plex: no metadata or external services required. · GitHub, maybe you already have the code under /tmp . I need an ansible playbook that hosts this program. However, one need to adapt the docker compose to run it on a no-internet network. I attach Ansible playbooks to see how I run things until now
- I attached the navidrome playbook and the docker network playbook
Model: Qwen3.5-122B-A10B-UD-Q4_K_XL
Harness: Turnstone + Ansible Skill
Result: It showed me two ways to solve the problem, I picked one and could host it immediately
Problem: I use forgejo and wanted to use LDAP for user mgmt. Both containers already run on my network but I had trouble connecting the two. At this point turnstone was not able to directly try things out, thus I expected to do some log copying.
Prompt: I have the following playbook to setup forgejo with lldap (already present) However, I am stuck and it does not work. Can you please take a look at it? Example config is here lldap/example_configs/gitea.md at main · lldap/lldap · GitHub
- I attached the forgejo ansible playbook
Model: Qwen3.5-122B-A10B-UD-Q4_K_XL
Harness: Turnstone + Ansible Skill
Result: We had some back/forth about different solutions and log-results. In the end I was able to verify the theory raised by the model and to validate the solution. This helped me a lot, because I am not too deep into the whole LDAP configuration and now I have something that just works