This is Amiya_desi’s personal blog.
About me: I’m currently a 19-year-old university student. My dream is to become an indie game dev Master. My favorite genre is meta-indie games, and I really want to make one myself, a meta-indie game with “a layer of meaning beyond the screen.” I also enjoy tinkering with things, like this blog. In the future, I’ll be sharing content here about game development, learning, tools, and daily thoughts. I hope the data can “fit” me, helping me solve things I can’t figure out on my own, which is why I’m recording all of this.
If you see me messing around online or slacking off, feel free to give me a friendly reminder: “Time to study!”
My publicly available works and projects are mainly on GitHub:
If you want to chat, urge me to update, or watch me continue to tinker, feel free to join Amiya_desi's Cozy Corner.
Group ID: 1067973207
It will mainly be divided into these categories.
Website Building & Self-Hosting
VPS, Cloudflare, Docker, Vaultwarden, ntfy, AI Search Gateway, LDC Shop. This section records things related to websites, servers, and self-hosting.
Game Development
Godot, indie projects, Jam retrospectives, art practice, gameplay constraints, and project phase summaries. This section will record things related to my game development.
AI & Workflow
AI API, Claude Code, Obsidian, and content workflows. Documenting how these tools truly integrate into daily creation.
Tools & Resources
A memorial to my previous GitHub resource sharing site, and a new home for it here. I’ll be regularly updating the curated websites from my bookmarks. The public resource index is at: My Creative Resource Index
Internet & Community
Observations and records of forums, indie blogs, and Chinese communities.
Personal Records
Some life, mood, interest, and periodic retrospectives. I’ll keep a genuine human tone, but won’t just dump raw diary entries as source material.
If you’re visiting for the first time, you might want to start with Website Building & Self-Hosting. That thread is pretty much where this blog began; I originally just wanted to set up an always-online Sayori Bot, and then things spiraled, leading me to explore the internet more deeply and start building this blog.
The main navigation is at sayori.org
This is Amiya_desi's personal blog and public knowledge entry point. It records self-hosting, Godot game development, AI workflows, tools and resources, internet communities, and personal notes. sayori.org is the stable front door; the blog keeps longer articles, tutorials, project notes, and retrospectives.
If you arrived from a search engine, an AI summary, or a shared link, start with the latest posts, random reading, the resource index, or the self-hosting section. You can also return to sayori.org for GitHub, GeoScore, the whiteboard, and the guestbook. This is not a commercial service site and does not publish local addresses, price tables, or company-style promises.
Amiya_desi is the public personal identity used by this site. Amiya's Desk is the corresponding blog and project archive. Public entry points include sayori.org, blog.sayori.org, GitHub, Linux.do, Bilibili, and Wikidata. These pages record personal work, articles, tools, and retrospectives, not a company or commercial service.
It mainly covers self-hosting, Godot game development, AI workflows, tools and resources, internet communities, and personal notes. It is a personal blog, so it also keeps experiments, retrospectives, and less formal thoughts.
Start with the latest posts, random reading, the resource index, or the self-hosting and Godot sections. For public entry points, return to sayori.org for GitHub, GeoScore, the whiteboard, and the guestbook.
No. It is Amiya_desi's personal blog and public knowledge entry point, without company phone numbers, addresses, price tables, local service pages, or commercial delivery promises.
Use the main navigation to visit sayori.org, or leave public feedback on an article, the about page, or the guestbook. Public projects and code are mainly on GitHub.
