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The feedback loop between me and my coding agent was broken: I could see the UI problem, but describing it in text was lossy and slow. So I built share-the-mark, a browser extension and CLI that hands an agent your exact markup of a live page.

A memoir about losing my brother Lojze, the chaos of bringing him home, and the comforting fiction that maybe he was running the show all along.

Google Maps now publishes how many reviews each business has had removed for defamation. Applying this to LAP Coffee's 32 German locations reveals an effective rating that sits almost a full star below what's displayed.

How I had Claude Code build rable, a Rust bash parser, from scratch using Parable's test suite — reaching 99.9% accuracy and replacing tree-sitter-bash in tokf.

How tokf intercepts subcommands inside Make, Just, and git hooks by injecting custom shells and shimming PATH lookups — extending token compression to nested tool invocations.

How tokF uses declarative TOML pipelines to compress CLI output before it reaches an LLM, cutting token usage by up to 90%. A story of scratching an itch and building a tool in two days.

How cargo-dupes finds structurally identical Rust functions by parsing code into ASTs, replacing identifiers with positional placeholders, and fingerprinting the normalized trees. Part 1 of a series on duplicate detection.

Implementing an MCP server for STFU and attempting to connect it to Claude.ai. A journey through OAuth, stateless handlers, and discovering why the claude.ai custom connector just won't connect.

Building an MCP to help Claude Code refactor more efficiently, and a benchmarking tool to test it. The results were... educational.

The evolution of an AI content generation pipeline - from a monolithic 962-line file to a multi-agent system with 2000+ tests and hexagonal architecture.

An introduction to STFU - an AI-powered satirical diary generator that creates daily entries for billionaires reimagined as aliens, vampires, and reptilians.