Dev runs 5 parallel AI agents to root his brand-mixed cameras, builds open-source home Anduril
doodlestein · x · 2026-10-23
Developer doodlestein shows a hands-on setup: 5 parallel omp agent sessions coordinated via his own MCP Agent Mail, running DeepSeek v4.1 Flash Uncensored, to exploit and root his own network cameras from multiple brands (Wyze, TP-Link Tapo, etc.) and bring them into one system.
The result is FrankenSurveillanceSystem, an open-source, pure-Rust, local-first sensor-fusion project at 3,587 commits — essentially a personal home version of what Anduril/Palantir build for border security, free and self-hosted. Screenshots show the agents analyzing DTLS handshakes, captured flows, and firmware differences in parallel.
Related event: Dev runs 5 Claude Code agents via MCP to hack webcams(2 posts)→
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