Odyno

Odyno is an experimental travel planner for Iceland. You tell it about your trip and Odys(an AI agent) puts together a realistic plan for the day, real places and tours, sensible routing, and current conditions like weather and road status, all within the constraints you set.

What makes it interesting to me is how it was built. I put it together by directing AI coding agents, setting the architecture and the spec and letting them write the code, then reviewing the direction and driving refactors when they drifted. It's an experiment in how far spec-driven, AI-orchestrated development can go, and where your own judgment still has to steer.

Under the hood it's a Next.js/React/TypeScript frontend with a live Google Maps route canvas, over a Python/Django backend with self-hosted routing and geocoding, an agentic planning loop, and a pluggable integration for sourcing bookable tours.

It's early and very much a work in progress, more a sandbox for ideas than a finished product, but it's taught me a lot about using AI agents as a real part of the build.