A synesthetic falling-block game inspired by Tetris Effect: six worlds, live procedural music in each stage's key, and every move is a note. Cadence built it on Claude from a single spoken prompt — spec, sub-agents, tests and all. Plus how a local model did on the same spec.

Seven daily viola practice routines, one per weekday: scales and arpeggios, shifting, double stops, bowing, vibrato and tone, an etude, and a lyrical day. Each is a scrolling-sheet-music video with a backing track that plays along, plus a printable part.

A voice-first agent I built around Claude. I talk to it through a stenographer's mask in public and headphones at home, and it acts on my machines, phone, browser, calendar, and creative pipelines — all on hardware I own. A full tour of the voice loop, network, tools, memory, and what it does on a real afternoon.

Spine-leaf eBGP unnumbered on FRRouting, ECMP across every spine, and the silent link failure that BFD turns from ~75 lost packets into ~4. The full lesson plus a free kit you can run in GNS3 or with one containerlab command.

My video library now lives on hardware I own: 90+ films generated end-to-end by my local AI pipeline — animated Grimm fairy tales, scrolling score videos of my compositions, and experiments. No algorithm, no platform that can delete it.

AI-powered network assessment that builds your Network Architecture Framework through conversation. Describe your environment, get structured documentation.

Interactive canvas art powered by particle physics and generative styles. Draw, explore, and create something unexpected.

A side-scrolling beat-em-up I'm building in the browser. Rough around the edges, and getting better.

A browser-based rhythm game with procedural synthwave music. Hit the notes, feel the beat.

Hi, I'm Graham Paasch.

I blend a decade of network engineering with Python development, and I spend a lot of my time playing music, juggling, and writing. This site is a home for all of that.

A dedicated playground for experiments built locally with Aider, Ollama, and my RTX 3090 setup. This is the safe corner of the site where local coding ideas can get weird, useful, and shippable.

Professional

10 years blending network engineering with Python development. Earned CCNP-RS and JNCIP-SP (both expired), still very active in infrastructure-as-code, automation, and resilient network design.