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Moritz Voigt — I build systems and ship useful open-source tools.

Systems architect and founder of InfinitySpace42. I design systems and ship small, genuinely useful tools in the open — free, MIT-licensed, built in public.

Open source MIT licensed Built in public
~ ship.sh live

$ whoami

moritz — systems architect

$ git push --open-source

secret-paste, memoryball-studio, …more

$ license

MIT — free, even commercially

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A new open-source tool every Saturday. Next up: image-paste — Paste a screenshot straight into your AI agent — no saving files first.

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Open source · MIT

Let your AI agent drive your real browser

Your AI coding agent can write the code but never sees it run. agent-browser lets any MCP-capable agent drive your real Chrome — click, fill forms, screenshot, read the console and network — so it can actually test and debug in the live browser.

View on GitHub BrowserMCPAgent

Open source · MIT

The engineer's scratch pad

Solve technical exercises on one canvas: per-step Given / Sought / Approach, stylus drawing fields, and an AI tutor — everything in one place instead of scattered notes.

View on GitHub CanvasAI tutorStylus

Open source · MIT

Secrets for AI agents — never in the transcript

Paste API keys & tokens to your AI coding agent without ever putting them in the chat transcript. Local-only, cross-platform (Windows DPAPI / macOS Keychain / Linux Secret Service).

View on GitHub CLISecurityCross-platform

Open source · MIT

Copy anything to your clipboard, on any OS

Copy text, a file, or piped command output to your system clipboard from one command — cross-platform (Windows / macOS / Linux), zero dependencies. Every copy confirms itself with a native desktop toast — on Windows 11 even through Do Not Disturb. The companion to secret-paste.

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Windows toast notification after a copy: Copied to clipboard — 82 characters, ready to paste

Open source · MIT

Batch image prep for the Memory Orb display ball

Drop a whole photo folder and get every image auto-cropped, face-aware, into the right format for the Memory Orb display ball — locally, free, batch, even animated.

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A builder who ships

I'm Moritz — systems architect, project lead and founder of InfinitySpace42. I design systems and ship small, genuinely useful tools in the open. Free to use, MIT-licensed, built in public.

Open source, MIT Free to use Built in public Small & genuinely useful

InfinitySpace42

A space of infinite expansion; 42 = the answer to everything.

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Who is Moritz Voigt?

Moritz Voigt is a systems architect, project lead and founder of InfinitySpace42. He designs systems and ships small, genuinely useful open-source tools in the open — free to use and MIT-licensed.

Are these tools really free?

Yes. Every tool here is open source and released under the MIT license. There is no paywall, no trial, no account required — you can clone, build and use them right away.

Can I use them commercially?

Yes. The MIT license permits commercial use, modification and redistribution. You only need to keep the copyright and license notice. No fee, no separate permission needed.

What is InfinitySpace42?

InfinitySpace42 is the umbrella under which Moritz designs systems and ships open-source tools. The name stands for a space of infinite expansion; 42 is the answer to everything.

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