Skiddle Labs

Hi 👋

Skiddle Labs is the experimental side of the Skiddle ecosystem.

This org exists for learning by building — a place to break things, prototype ideas, test infrastructure, and explore new tech without worrying about long‑term stability.

If Skiddle ID is the release, Skiddle Labs is the workbench.

What You’ll Find Here

• Homelab experiments (clusters, networking, storage)
• Container orchestration & distributed systems tests
• Edge computing & Cloudflare experiments
• Scrapers, crawlers, and data pipelines
• AI / automation experiments
• Early APIs and rough proofs‑of‑concept

Many projects here are:

• Incomplete
• Poorly documented
• Subject to breaking changes
• Built for curiosity, not polish

Some of them may eventually graduate into Skiddle ID.

Infrastructure & Learning Focus

Skiddle Labs is heavily influenced by hands‑on infrastructure work:

• Self‑hosted services
• Mini‑clusters & VM labs
• Docker, containers, orchestration
• Observability, monitoring, failure testing
• Exploring AI workloads in small‑scale environments

Warnings

• No stability guarantees
• APIs may disappear
• Security is experimental
• Use at your own risk

Related

• Skiddle ID — https://github.com/Skiddle-ID Stable, public‑facing projects

Contact

• Website: https://skiddle.id
• GitHub: https://github.com/Skiddle-Labs

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