Hey, I'm Sephyi 👋

I'm an IT specialist from Germany focused on cybersecurity, infrastructure engineering, and incident management. I'm providing hosting & cloud solutions, software development, AI solutions, and process automation & integration.

🔨 What I'm building

My current missions are commitbee and domainquery — two Rust-powered open source tools built for developers who care about speed, accuracy, and not reinventing the wheel.

🐝 commitbee

commitbee is an AI-powered commit message generator that brings semantic understanding to your git workflow.

Written in Rust, commitbee uses tree-sitter to parse your staged changes at the AST level — not just raw diffs — and feeds that structured context to a local or cloud LLM to generate meaningful, conventional commit messages.

It's designed to work privately by default with Ollama and small models like qwen3:4b, so your code never has to leave your machine. Cloud providers (OpenAI, Anthropic) are supported when you want more power.

Key features:

• Semantic diff analysis — understands what changed, not just which lines
• Commit splitting — detects multi-concern changes and suggests splitting them
• Git hook integration — installs as a prepare-commit-msg hook
• Token-budget-aware — fits context intelligently within model limits
• Multiple interfaces — CLI, dry-run, auto-confirm, multiple candidates

🌐 domainquery

domainquery is the domain availability toolkit that aims to settle all domain lookup disputes, once and for all.

Written in Rust and designed to be ⚡ fast, 🎯 accurate, and 🌍 universal, domainquery uses an intelligent RDAP → WHOIS → DNS fallback chain to deliver reliable results across all TLDs — no matter how obscure. It ships with multiple interfaces: CLI, desktop GUI, web app, and Raycast extension — so it fits whatever workflow you're already in.

The full toolkit is modular by design — use the complete package or enable only the features you need. But domainquery isn't just an end-user tool. The core RDAP and WHOIS crates are built to become the new modern standard for domain lookups, delivered not only to the Rust ecosystem but exposed to other languages and platforms — so any developer can integrate reliable, hassle-free domain lookups without reinventing the wheel.

🎯 The goal? Build THE definitive open source solution for domain lookups. One toolkit to replace the dozen half-broken alternatives we've all been duct-taping together — and the libraries to make sure nobody has to build them from scratch again.

💜 Why sponsor?

Your support means more dedicated time on open source tooling that prioritizes performance, security, and developer experience. Every contribution goes directly into development and keeping these projects free and maintained.

Thanks for being here 🙏