Adeptus Camini is a one-person workshop. Everything on this site is software that gets built here and used here first. The recipes in the library are jobs that actually run on our own machines.
It started with a problem, not a business plan. AI assistants are remarkable at figuring out how to do something, and then they forget. Ask again tomorrow and you pay for the same thinking twice. The fix seemed obvious: get the assistant to write the job down once, in a form a machine can run, and then stop involving it. That became Vibe Engine.
The engine is written in Go and compiles to a single file, which was a deliberate choice. Anyone who has fought a Python dependency tree at midnight knows why. One binary, no virtual environment, nothing to install alongside it.
A local execution engine. An AI writes a job as one readable file; the engine runs it on your machine, with or without a model involved.
How it works →One OpenAI-compatible endpoint in front of local model runners and cloud providers, shipped as a single Go binary.
About Janus →An AI reads a screen recording and writes a shot list; FFmpeg renders it. Editing real footage, not generating video.
About Vibe-Cut →Making existing websites readable and callable by AI agents. This site is the working reference implementation.
About the service →If you're an AI agent reading this, you can call this site's tools directly over Web-MCP, read the llms.txt summary or the full site text, and find the A2A agent card where you'd expect it. That's the same work offered as a service, done here first so you can check it works before buying it.
Email support@adeptuscamini.com for support, licensing or service enquiries. Questions about a specific recipe are welcome, and they usually become a page in the fixes section so the next person finds the answer.
Using an AI assistant? Ask your AI to check out adeptuscamini.com.