Everything I've written so far.
- APR 12 · 2026
The Context Layer: Four Daemons That Replace Half of Claude Code's Tool Calls
Claude Code spends most of its time finding things, not doing things. I built four Go daemons that pre-compute code intelligence, database schemas, git history, and HTTP traffic, then serve it all in single-digit milliseconds over MCP.
5 min - APR 10 · 2026
Building Scry: An Agent-First Code Index That Replaces Read and Grep
Claude Code spends 30-50% of every session just finding code. I built a local daemon that pre-computes a semantic index of every repo and answers symbol queries in single-digit milliseconds.
5 min - APR 10 · 2026
Building Trawl: A Polite-By-Default Local Replacement for Firecrawl
A single Go binary for tiered web scraping, BFS crawling, schema extraction, and clean markdown. No API key, no recurring cost, polite by default, with opt-in stealth tiers for the sites that fight back.
5 min - APR 06 · 2026
11 Targets Through a 3D-Printed Telescope
Every image in this gallery was shot through a telescope I designed in Fusion 360 and printed in PET-CF. Here's what I pointed it at, what I learned, and what I'd reshoot.
5 min - APR 01 · 2026
Building a CRM Where the AI Isn't a Feature, It's the Architecture
We built internal agency tooling where the AI agent is the primary user, not the human. What agentic-first actually looks like when you're managing real client work.
5 min - MAR 28 · 2026
Designing Telescopes for 3D Printing
I design and 3D print Newtonian astrographs for deep-sky astrophotography. A $60 Chinese mirror and a roll of PET-CF filament can produce images of the Horsehead Nebula. This is how.
5 min - MAR 25 · 2026
Building Cockpit: A Terminal Dashboard for the Multi-Project Developer
I juggle a dozen projects across tmux sessions, git repos, and Obsidian tasks. Cockpit is a single TUI that shows me what's hot right now without leaving the terminal.
5 min - MAR 20 · 2026
Forking gstack to Close the Plan-to-Execution Gap
Gary Tan's gstack gives Claude Code structured planning skills. Orch gives it parallel execution. I forked gstack to bridge the two, so a reviewed plan becomes running agents in one step.
5 min - MAR 15 · 2026
Agency Engineering Leadership Changed When AI Got Good
Running engineering at a small agency means shipping 30+ client projects with a tiny team. AI didn't just speed things up. It changed which decisions matter.
5 min - MAR 15 · 2026
Building Orch: A CLI Orchestrator for Multi-Agent Claude Code
How I built a thin coordination layer that lets multiple Claude Code instances work as a team, and the design decisions that made it work.
5 min - MAR 15 · 2026
Multi-Agent AI Patterns That Actually Work
After months of running coordinated AI agents on real projects, here are the patterns that hold up and the ones that fall apart.
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