Notes on shipping software
Frontend, distributed systems, Web3, real-time media, and developer tooling — written as I learn.
Testing FCLI as a Real Agent Kernel
Pressure-testing FCLI as a local-first coding agent runtime with planning loops, typed capabilities, traces, recovery behavior, and deterministic verification.
Building Secure Remote Access for My Home Lab with Tailscale
How I added secure remote access to my Proxmox home lab using a dedicated Tailscale subnet router VM.
Shipping HoldIt with Claude and Codex: what AI was actually good at
An honest breakdown of where Claude and Codex pulled their weight, where they got in the way, and the workflow I settled on while building a native macOS app.
I'm building a coding agent in public — and the lessons start before the code
Why I'm running a public-by-choice coding agent project as a learning notebook, what I've shipped so far, the four questions I'm investigating, and three things I got wrong along the way.
Hello, World — Why I'm Starting a Blog
A short note on why I'm finally writing things down — the projects, the gotchas, and the bits worth sharing from building real software.
My Homelab Current Setup
A living MDX documentation page for my Proxmox homelab: shared storage, Pi-hole DNS, torrent/download box, monitoring, Grafana, Prometheus, Homepage, and the next planned vault VM.
A terminal that does the boring parts for you
I reinstall my OS more often than is healthy. Every time, I rebuild the same shell — Oh My Zsh, the same five plugins, Powerlevel10k, the same git aliases. So I stopped doing it by hand.
Why I Open-Sourced Beekeeper Behind a Wall — and What's Inside It
A governed multi-agent runtime where every tool call hits a policy gate, and a contribution model designed for the AI-slop era. Apache 2.0.