The Build Log
Notes on things I'm building or have built, and what I learnt doing it.
A markdown editor an agent can type into
A fork of the editor Omarchy ships, with a D-Bus command line so a coding agent can change a file while it is open in front of me.
Teaching a linear method to run in parallel
A translator and scheduler that lets a BMAD sprint run on a Luvus board, because BMAD's own loop is strictly one thing after another.
The warehouse behind the charts on this site
Training volume analysis and a workout designer over my own logs: a layered warehouse, a command line and a dashboard, still being built.
A command line for a git host that had none
Pull requests, builds and issues on OneDev from a terminal, reverse-engineered from an undocumented REST API and built by parallel agents against a frozen contract.
One spec, a command line and an agent tool
Nine services behind one pattern: pure functions, a declarative spec, and a CLI and an MCP server generated from it so the two cannot drift apart.
269 bytes that made a 1983 machine ten times faster
A problem I had solved on a 1983 machine years ago, handed to an agent. The 6502 worked first time; the BASIC took a manual and a rule forbidding everything else.