🧪 Tyron's Experiments

A collection of fun, experimental, and learning projects that don't warrant their own repositories.

📁 Projects

🚀 Coding Dashboard

A fun CLI tool to track your coding progress with beautiful ASCII art, session timers, and motivational quotes.

Tech Stack: Python, pyfiglet, colorama, uv

🏋️ Macro Tracker

A simple CLI tool to track weight, calories, and macros for fitness goals.

Tech Stack: Python, colorama, tabulate, uv

🔁 Habit Hub

A simple habit-focused experiment for building consistency one day at a time.

Tech Stack: Python, FastAPI, uv

💪 Workout API

A lightweight API experiment for workout and fitness data.

Tech Stack: Python, FastAPI, uv

🍅 Pomodoro CLI

A terminal-based Pomodoro timer with session history, streak tracking, and configurable durations. Logs every session to SQLite and shows colored progress bars in real time.

Tech Stack: Python, Click, Colorama, SQLite, uv

More experiments coming soon...

🚀 Getting Started

Each project has its own README with specific setup instructions. Most Python projects use uv for dependency management:

# Navigate to any project
cd project-name

# Install dependencies and run
uv run main.py

📝 Adding New Projects

1. Create a new folder with a descriptive name
2. Add a README.md explaining what the project does
3. Update this main README with a link to your new project
4. Follow the existing project structure

🎯 Project Guidelines

• Keep projects lightweight and focused
• Include a README with setup instructions
• Use modern tooling (uv, poetry, etc.)
• Make it fun and educational

🔥 Daily Commit Playbook

If your GitHub graph is looking empty, use this repeatable system:

1. Pick one tiny daily task (bug fix, README improvement, small refactor, or test).
2. Work in a 25-minute focus block and stop when the task is done.
3. Commit with a clear message using this pattern:
   • feat: add X
   • fix: correct Y
   • docs: improve Z
4. Push before ending your session:

   git add -A
   git commit -m "docs: daily progress update"
   git push

5. Keep a running checklist in an issue or notes file so you always know the next tiny task.

Consistency beats intensity. One useful commit per day is enough to build visible momentum.

📊 Project Stats

• Total Projects: 5
• Languages: Python
• Last Updated: April 2026

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Happy experimenting! 🎉