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02 / Site intro
Start With A Short Tour
This Bilibili video walks through sayori.org: the blog, whiteboard, guestbook, small public services, and why they live on the same desk.
04 / Solo creator card
Amiya_desi
Amiya_desi is the public identity I keep for long-running personal work: Godot games, personal websites, homelab notes, Cloudflare workflows, Obsidian writing systems, AI-assisted development notes, tools, posts, and retrospectives. This entry keeps the stable public pieces together: blog posts, GameJam projects, GitHub repositories, GeoScore, a small whiteboard, a guestbook, and public contact links. I use AI for debugging, retrieval, refactoring, docs, and retrospectives, but treat it as an amplifier rather than a substitute for the work itself.
Public Directions
- Game development: Godot 4.x, GDScript, and C# for 2D prototypes, state machines, event buses, object pools, resources/save systems, and editor tooling.
- Gameplay expression: platformer movement, time rewind, input buffering/coyote time, level pacing, feel tuning, and meta-leaning narrative puzzle prototypes.
- Publishing surface: personal site, blog, Bilibili, GitHub, GameJam projects, and public services, slowly turning the portfolio into a growing doorway.
- Web / homelab: static sites, blog content pipelines, Linux, Docker, Cloudflare Pages / Tunnel, and ops scripts.
Project Notes
- WakeUpAtTheBorder: Godot 2D narrative platformer about a border-crossing premise, 2nd place in GodotHub 3rd Dev Contest.
- TimeRuner: C# action platformer built around 5-second rewind and compact level pacing, 034GameJam best time-themed game.
- EnhanceSaveSystem: Godot save plugin focused on maintainable save engineering: AES-GCM, gzip, atomic writes, and migrations.
- Mio's Windowanderer / Masquerade of Girls: multi-window puzzle and text-puzzle GameJam work.
Godot games and plugin development
Servers / Cloudflare / Docker
Obsidian writing and content pipelines
Boundaries and retrospectives for AI-assisted development
Story, drawing, and music fundamentals
Personal brand and project publishing
Common Questions
What is sayori.org?
It is Amiya_desi's personal public entry point for the blog, Godot game projects, public tools, homelab and Cloudflare notes, Obsidian workflows, GitHub, Bilibili, and contact links.
What does the blog cover?
blog.sayori.org covers tutorials, homelab notes, Godot development, AI-assisted development retrospectives, resource indexes, project logs, and some personal daily echoes.
Is this a commercial service or local business site?
No. This is a personal public identity and work entry. It does not publish fake addresses, phone numbers, price lists, local service pages, or commercial delivery promises.
How can I contact or learn more?
Use me@sayori.org, or continue through the public links on this page: GitHub, Blog, Bilibili, Linux.do, GeoScore, the whiteboard, and the guestbook.
05 / Services
Small Things On The Desk
A few small tools that can stay public: resource shelf, GeoScore, whiteboard, guestbook, and a tiny shop.
LINKS
Resource Shelf
Tools, assets, and notes I keep coming back to. More drawer than directory.
BOARD
Amiya Whiteboard
A small browser whiteboard for sketches, rough diagrams, and messy ideas.
GEO
GeoScore
A public SEO / GEO audit tool for public domains, structured data, page signals, and content hints.
NOTE
Guestbook
Leave a small note, hello, reading response, or feedback after wandering through.
SHOP
LDC Shop
A tiny points-trading experiment. Real listings will get clearer notes later.
Other services stay private until they are actually worth showing.