How I Built a Self-Managing Homelab Using Claude AI Routines
My homelab used to wake me up at 2am. Now it handles its own fires.
I’ve been building a system of Claude AI routines — scheduled Python scripts that gather context from my infrastructure, send it to Claude, and take pre-authorized actions like restarting crashed containers, flagging disk issues, and auditing config drift. The whole thing runs for under $0.15/month.
In the new post I walk through four production routines with full code: a daily health digest, a container crash responder, a disk space guardian, and a weekly config drift checker.
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