CRISTIAN D. MORENOA.K.A. KYONAX^京

// CLI REGRESSION TESTS

Running a blog usually comes down to picking a heavy platform like WordPress with its dashboard, database, and matching learning curve, or building something custom from scratch with a dashboard and editor that take longer to make than the actual blog. Neither path fits someone who already writes everything in Org-mode with a large body of .org files and wants direct control over the SEO and performance of every page that ships.

org2html is a CLI that turns a folder of Emacs Org-mode files into a full static site or a tree of Vue 3 components, aimed at blogs and entire sites generated straight from .org sources. Published on npm as @kyonax/org2html, it lets you keep writing in Org-mode and produce a publishable site from the same flow, with the source notes staying as the canonical version.

Built in TypeScript with tsup and Vitest, the pipeline is AST-based. A lexer tokenizes the file, a parser builds the syntax tree, and a metadata extractor lifts titles, tags and dates into a per-page SEO surface. A plugin layer handles syntax highlighting via Shiki, table of contents, shortcodes and asset probing. jsdom and DOMPurify sanitize the output against XSS, and a companion hydrate.ts script wires the rendered components back into Vue's runtime for interactive islands. Exposed through a Commander and Chokidar build-and-watch CLI, and architected so future renderers can target React, Svelte or any modern frontend stack.

Currently at v0.1.0 and in progress, with the public reveal of v0.1.0 lined up next.

Org-mode to HTML generator, TypeScript CLI on npm.

// BLOG MODULE: ORG2HTML

Kyonax is the identity behind a body of work that spans frontend and full-stack engineering, content creation, and personal tooling. The signature shows up across every piece through cyberpunk aesthetics, monospace typography, careful attention to performance, and every detail built by hand instead of pulled from a template.

kyo-website is the home for that identity. It carries the current job, professional experience, featured projects, and any data useful to anyone curious about the work, without aiming to be an exhaustive portfolio. Down the line, a more elaborate portfolio extension and a blog will grow on top of the org2html package, keeping this site as the lightweight index that surfaces the rest.

Built as a single-page Vue 3 app powered by Vite, with vite-ssg producing static EN and ES locales, vue-i18n driving the runtime locale switch, vue-router wiring the navigation, and Unhead generating the per-route SEO meta and JSON-LD graph. The codebase is plain JavaScript over SCSS on a trimmed 7-1 architecture, with Sharp driving an in-house image pipeline that emits AVIF and WebP variants for every JPG, a Sharp-based ASCII to image generator for project logos, and a custom Vite plugin injecting the LCP preload tag. Quality gates run through ESLint with Vue, security, jsdoc and import-sort plugins, Vitest with happy-dom for component tests, and a GitHub Actions CI pipeline running precheck, license-header, i18n parity, color usage and trans-attr validators on every push, with deployment landing on Hostinger via a build-branch workflow.

Currently at v0.3.0 and in progress, with the kyo-blog extension powered by org2html lined up next.

Vue 3 SSG engineer portfolio and identity site.

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Recording technical content for streaming or video usually means hours of post-production work after the fact. Cuts, overlays, color, scene transitions, all pile up and slow down the publishing cadence.

RECKIT is built to do that editing at the moment of capture instead of in post. The name stands for Realtime Edit-free Capture Kyonax Integrated Toolkit (and no, it does not mean Record-Kit, wth), and it is the toolkit behind every Kyonax content creation identity (@kyonax_on_tech, @is.kyonax, and any future channel under the Kyonax umbrella, plus the Cyber Code Syndicate community). Each brand keeps its own folder of overlays, scene presets, and automation, fully isolated from the others.

The app sits on top of OBS Studio as a single-page Vue 3 project on Vite with 11 aliases enforcing kind-folder scoped imports, plain JavaScript over SCSS styling, and a brand-loader composable that auto-discovers brand folders dropped into the root. Each brand exposes HUD overlays as HTML/CSS/JS browser sources, plus OBS WebSocket automation scripts that drive scene transitions, recording state, and live-data overlays. Quality gates run through ESLint with Vue, security, and import-sort plugins, and CCS code standards are enforced repo-wide.

Currently at v0.3.0, with v0.4.0 in development but on hold while attention rotates to other parts of the ecosystem. A dev release of v0.4.0 is lined up next and the main release shortly after.

Realtime OBS capture toolkit built with Vue 3 and Vite.

// RUST ASCII: PAUSED

My recording windows land mostly at night, after remote work and parenting wrap up, and the room rarely has the lighting a normal face-on-camera setup would want. The deeper reason this project exists is more personal though. There are moments where I simply do not want to put my face on a clip, and this tool ends up helping me move past that hesitation. I also genuinely like the aesthetic vibe it gives my videos, and recording through it keeps me inspired while I work on the clip.

webcam2ascii is the tool I built exactly for that. It is a real-time filter that turns the webcam feed into ASCII art with edge detection baked in. It plugs into OBS as a live filter, so the recorded output already carries the cyberpunk and sci-fi look without any postproduction, and matches the visual language shared across the rest of the Kyonax channels.

The whole pipeline runs on the GPU in Rust with wgpu compute shaders, capturing frames through GStreamer. Each frame is downscaled 8 times so every 8×8 pixel block maps to one character. A Difference of Gaussians pass followed by a Sobel filter extracts edge angles, and 64 threads per tile vote on the dominant direction to pick one of five contour glyphs (/ \ | - _). Tiles without a clear edge fall back to a 10-step luminance ramp indexed from a glyph atlas, and the whole image is composited as classic green-on-black terminal output.

Currently in progress toward v0.1.0, with the main release lined up next.

ASCII webcam filter built in Rust with GPU shaders.

// STUDIO SITE: PAUSED

Zerønet Labs is the commercial side of the Kyonax ecosystem, a studio focused on building accurate and performant software for companies of any size. The product line includes UI libraries primarily for Vue.js, npm packages for Vue, React and Next.js, plus AI-powered automations and supporting tooling for startup and mid-size clients. The brand pitch is short and direct, solve real business problems with automation and performant engineering.

zeronet-labs-website is the public face of the brand and the launch surface for every product it ships. The site carries the company manifest, the active product line, case studies, and a direct contact funnel. Pitched as the deliberate counterpart to the open-source Cyber Code Syndicate side of the Kyonax ecosystem, where Zerønet sells commercial work to fund the rest of the operation.

Built around the Zerønet tagline (zero heavy networks, zero slowdowns, zero wasted cycles), with performance and SEO treated as first-class concerns over visual flourish, since commercial landings live or die by Core Web Vitals, search visibility, and how fast a visitor reaches the call to action. Implementation parallels the kyo-website stack (Vue 3, Vite, vite-ssg for static locales, plain JavaScript over SCSS styling) with brand-specific theming layered on top.

Currently at v0.1.0 and on hold while the commercial side is being scoped, with active development scheduled to resume in mid-2026.

Zerønet Labs commercial studio landing page.

// COMMUNITY HUB: PAUSED

Cyber Code Syndicate (CCS) is the free and open-source side of the Kyonax ecosystem, a community built around shared guidelines, principles, and architectures for every project it backs. It holds shared code standards, teaching methodologies for newcomers entering software development, curated guidance on responsible AI usage, and an official community paper at Zenodo DOI 10.5281/zenodo.17994539 that develops the conceptual framework. CCS is grounded in ethical software practices, privacy by default, transparency, and autonomy, and exists to bring real value to the community without selling anything in return.

cyber-code-syndicate is the community landing for the organization, the main entry point for anyone who wants to know what the community is about and how to join. The site holds the public-facing surface of the guidelines and principles, the active project list, the mentorship and workshop channels, and the path for new members to onboard. Pitched as the deliberate counterpart to the commercial Zerønet Labs side of the Kyonax ecosystem.

Built as a multilingual landing with Spanish as the primary language and English as a secondary surface to match the community's audience, styled with the same cyberpunk aesthetic shared across the rest of the Kyonax ecosystem. The build is performance-aware from the start, with performance and SEO treated as first-class concerns since the site doubles as the community's public face and onboarding funnel for new members. Implementation parallels the kyo-website stack (Vue 3, Vite, vite-ssg for static EN and ES locales, plain JavaScript over SCSS styling) with brand-specific theming layered on top.

Currently at v0.1.0 and on hold while the community side is being scoped, with active development scheduled to resume in mid-2026.

Open-source developer community platform.