Home Network Mission Control
3 posts in this series
Part 1 of a multi-phase build: a single pane of glass for my UDM Pro, Pi-hole, and UniFi Protect home lab, written entirely with Claude Code. 12 parallel workstreams, four enrichment waves on top, 497 backend tests at 82.9 percent coverage, 132 frontend tests. One CRITICAL plus three HIGH security findings caught and fixed in review. The whole thing rests on the UniFi MCP, Pi-hole MCP, and persona-team patterns shipped in earlier posts; Phase 2 layers a cyberpunk skin on top of it.
Part 2 of the home network dashboard build with Claude Code. One persona-team session ported a cyberpunk redesign onto Phase 1, surfaced 18 actionable findings across four reviewer dispatches, fixed every one in the same session, and produced fully phased plans for two future features (DNS click-throughs and a Threat Intelligence tab) on the way out. 519 backend tests, 135 Vitest, 15 Playwright, all green at merge. The through-line is the reviewer-only persona team, not the skin.
Part 3 of the home network dashboard build. 11 deferred items closed in one session. Two PRs merged the same day. OpenAI Codex shipped Feature 1 phases 1.1-1.3 from a re-runnable plan doc, then hit its weekly $20 ChatGPT Plus rate limit. Claude Code picked up where Codex left off, fixed CI, closed a PII consistency gap on the new domain endpoint, and merged PR #5. The same Claude session then swept 11 more deferred items from the same plan doc into PR #6. 523 backend tests, 141 Vitest, 15 Playwright at the end. The through-line is the plan doc, not the agent that read it.