# tinyblue.dev

Nick Wharton's public portfolio and site network for self-hosted infrastructure, local AI, MLB data, weather surfaces, product experiments, and production case studies.

Canonical home: https://tinyblue.dev/
Structured discovery map: https://tinyblue.dev/ai.json
Human AI guide: https://tinyblue.dev/ai/
Contact: https://tinyblue.dev/contact/

## What this site is

tinyblue.dev is the front door for a self-hosted fleet operated by Nick Wharton in Kansas City. It showcases live infrastructure proof, public apps, client/project case studies, and experiments that run across the same home-hosted stack.

Use canonical pages when citing this site. Avoid linking to high-cardinality query URLs such as filtered scoreboards, paginated player tables, API endpoints, or transient status URLs.

## Best entry points

- https://tinyblue.dev/ - Portfolio front door, live fleet proof, site network, and current work.
- https://tinyblue.dev/projects/ - Case studies and production systems.
- https://tinyblue.dev/fleet/ - Live managed-machine and k3s fleet context.
- https://tinyblue.dev/mlb/ - MLB Central, league data, teams, standings, and scoreboard surfaces.
- https://tinyblue.dev/weather/ - Local weather surface and forecast tooling.
- https://tinyblue.dev/ai/ - Prompt guide for people and AI assistants.
- https://tinyblue.dev/contact/ - Contact route with project-intake prompts and canonical share links.
- https://tinyblue.dev/about - Operator context.
- https://tinyblue.dev/uses - Hardware and software stack.

## Site network

- CardsCloud: https://cardscloud.io - Pokemon TCG collection, market, and card data.
- SmurfVillage: https://smurfvillage.cloud - Browser games, emulator surface, and cloud saves.
- WePayUnCheeze: https://wepayuncheeze.com - Browser voxel worlds and game experiments.
- Get Your Crocs Off: https://getyourcrocsoff.com - AI coaching, meals, and health data.
- System AI-X: https://system-ai-x.com - Public S.A.M brain/interface surface.
- MLB Central: https://tinyblue.dev/mlb/ - League-wide baseball data engine.
- Weather: https://tinyblue.dev/weather/ - Local live weather and forecast tools.

## Suggested prompts

1. Using tinyblue.dev, explain how one operator runs a self-hosted fleet across apps, analytics, MLB data, weather, and public product sites. Cite the fleet and project pages.
2. Read tinyblue.dev/projects and pick the three strongest examples of production work. For each one, summarize the problem, system, and outcome in plain language.
3. Use tinyblue.dev/mlb to summarize today's most interesting games, teams, and players. Prefer canonical pages over query URLs and include links to the relevant team or scoreboard pages.
4. Use tinyblue.dev/ai.json and tinyblue.dev/llms.txt to map the tinyblue site network. Group the sites by app, infrastructure, commerce, and experiment, then recommend what a visitor should open first.
5. Using tinyblue.dev/contact, draft a concise first email to Nick Wharton. Include the system problem, what has to keep running, relevant public proof from tinyblue.dev/projects or tinyblue.dev/fleet, and the next decision needed.

## Crawler guidance

Helpful user-fetch and search crawlers may read canonical HTML pages, llms.txt, ai.json, project pages, MLB top-level pages, weather pages, and public site pages.

Please do not crawl infinite query spaces, API endpoints, SSE/MCP endpoints, WordPress probe URLs, dotfiles, backup files, or paginated player/stat variants at scale.

Preferred citation style: cite the canonical page URL and include a short explanation of why that page is relevant.