Vanguard
An autonomous Screeps bot derived from Hivemind, focused on reliable empire economics and measured combat changes. Runs in a four-bot private world with decision and outcome logging.
I'm Timothy Hultzman, in Suffolk, Virginia. I build platforms for Minecraft computers, autonomous bots for Screeps, and websites for small businesses. Mostly TypeScript, Next.js, Postgres and Lua.
Anvil, TurtleDeck and Lantern Hub are full products for CC:Tweaked: web apps, relays, databases, and the Lua that runs in game. One sign-in covers all three.
Write, test and share CC:Tweaked programs in the browser. A Lua editor with AI help, an in-browser computer to run code on, and a public library of scripts that installs in game with one command.
Control a fleet of CC:Tweaked turtles from a browser. A live three.js map of the world, a control pad, inventory and a Lua editor, with a WebSocket relay linking turtles to their owner's account.
Websites for the Lantern terminal browser. Sites are served from in-game hosts over encrypted modems, or published to the Hub at a hub:// address, where uploaded Lua runs in an isolated cloud sandbox.
A single thultz.dev account, through GitHub, works on all three sites. AI help in any of them draws on the same allowance, measured in credits, and one plan covers the lot.
All of Anvil, TurtleDeck and Lantern Hub, plus an AI allowance in credits that refills every 5 hours and every week.
Or $72 a year. A bigger AI allowance on all three sites, the larger models, 3x the turtles, 3x the Hub sites, and credit packs for busy weeks.
The style behind these sites, packaged so anyone can build with it. Free, public, and on npm.
Screeps is an MMO where your code is the player. These run around the clock. Source is private.
An autonomous Screeps bot derived from Hivemind, focused on reliable empire economics and measured combat changes. Runs in a four-bot private world with decision and outcome logging.
A combat and territory-control bot for Screeps: Arena Season 4, Pain and Gain. Built to hold territory income while improving combat survival and action selection, with tests and a size budget in CI.
Storefronts, service sites, and internal tools, each deployed on Vercel. Websites for Suffolk businesses start at $400: what's included and how it works.
Mobile-first shift checklists for a three-location restaurant: opening and closing lists, manager sign-off queues, handover notes, and weekly inspections. An independently built prototype.
An editorial storefront for a Medaka rice fish breeder, with a catalog, per-specimen detail pages, and a cart and checkout flow.
A site for a family-owned HVAC company serving residential and commercial customers, built around services and emergency contact.
The site for an online preschool program for children aged three to five.
Most of what I make spans every layer: a Next.js front end, a Postgres schema, a relay or API in between, and whatever runs at the far end, whether that is a turtle in a Minecraft world or a creep in a Screeps room.
I care about the parts nobody sees: signed installers, hashed keys, sandboxed execution, logs that explain what a bot decided and why.
To be upfront about how I work: I use AI for frontend design, including the look of this site.
A site for your business, a tool for your team, or something stranger. Send a note, or tell me about the project.