You can just do things… (like build a useful CLI tool in Rust, without being a Rust dev)

I’m not a Rust dev. Hell, I’m not an engineer at all. But I'm excited to ship BLZ—a CLI for caching and searching llms.txt docs in ~5-15ms on average. Think ripgrep, purpose-built for llms.txt docs—offline, deterministic, real fast.

One thing that's cool about building CLI tools, is having agents test them, like you would in user research. The feedback is near-instantaneous. They just poke around till they find issues. Built a local llms.txt search tool and it's insanely fast. Going live Monday!

In all my years of designing things, I never once considered making a new typeface. There were *so* many choices, and good ones at that. But diving into monospace fonts feels like a totally different game. There are many, but none feel exactly like what I want…

This is the phase of my journey into building things that I shall now dub: PLEASE WORK PLEASE WORK PLEASE WORK THIS TIME

Anyone have any minimalist-designed sites that they love? I'm looking to put up a landing site for some tools and stuff that I've been working on for a while, and want to get some inspiration. I've got a direction in mind, but would love to see what folks out there are into…

Prepping my first dev project for release, and it's a CLI tool, written in Rust, with cross-platform support. Can't say that's something I could have ever dreamed of saying before agentic development came along. 🫠 Just hammering out the last bits…can't wait to push it out!

Claude Code Max limit hit, all presses stopped. This time with 3 1/2 hours to next limit reset. The subagents giveth, the subagents taketh away.

Trying something weird w/ Claude Code… I'm migrating some things in my homelab setup over to Proxmox, and it's …not easy. I wanted my agent's help but without direct SSH access. So I asked to fire up a tmux session and I SSH'ed in. Now we're pairing to do the work. 🤯

Wild how much value is packed into the $200/mo Claude Max subscription. In a single day of Claude Code use I've gotten 2.5x the value vs. price per month, let alone the whole month. Best bang-for-buck anyone can get in building w/ agents, hands down.

Killer Claude Code session today. Agents ran for 55 minutes straight just now. Had a detailed plan to update a bunch of stuff, and then had it think hard about sequencing subagents to work. No compacting either! Here's a mid-session screenshot ~50 minutes in…

"Context engineering" is a great step-up from "prompt engineering." Coincidentally, it's also great to describe the coping mechanism my brain persistently operates under as someone with ADHD.

Anyone regularly using Descript for coding/agent related videos? I'm gearing up to drop a bunch of stuff over the next few weeks and would really prefer to be leaning in on AI to help produce videos for them. Any feedback is appreciated!