Hi, I’m Nathan Zhou.
I’m a student, and I build the tools I wish I had. Here are four of them: a database of data center projects that cites a source for every fact, an assistant that answers my Teams messages, a planner that turns my homework list into a schedule for the week, and a review of my squash matches from phone video.
Projects
Datacenter Tracker
LiveA sourced database of US data center construction projects.
A command-line tool that collects US data center construction projects from news articles, SEC filings and grid-connection queue exports. Every stored value records which source supports it and how strongly. The same SQLite dataset can be read from the CLI, a full-screen terminal interface, or a read-only web console.
Sisyphus
On requestA Teams assistant that answers messages while I am away.
Sisyphus watches Microsoft Teams chats on a dedicated Mac, drafts replies with an AI model, and can send them once allowed. It drives the Teams desktop app through macOS accessibility rather than any Microsoft API, so there is nothing to register and nothing for a tenant admin to approve. By default it only writes drafts for review.
Time Manager
Invite onlyPhotograph the homework list, get a plan for the week.
A web app that reads a photo of the class journal, lets you check what it read, and schedules the homework across the next six days. The plan is rebuilt whenever anything changes, and marking a sitting unfinished makes future estimates for that subject longer. The hosted edition here gives each invited person their own planner.
Squash Review
On requestPhone footage of a squash match in, a positional match review out.
Squash Review turns ordinary phone video of a squash match into a post-match review. It tracks both players onto a to-scale model of the court, computes positional stats such as time on the T, court coverage and pressure, and has a language model turn those into a few coaching notes — each one citing the stat behind it.
