I build what's missing − with code and AI, with pen and paper.
Separating signal from noise. Learning to build sustainable systems and figuring out where AI actually makes sense.
Now
Found a real gem here. It’s the first WYSIWYG Markdown editor for an IDE that actually works for me. No more toggling with Ctrl+Shift+V. A small but awesome feature, especially since agents generate a lot of Markdown. GH: https://github.com/purecontext/human-markdown.git
This button costs OpenAI billions. Okay no it doesn’t. Codex CLI’s OAuth flow reverse-engineered into a proxy. Your sub becomes an API endpoint. Mid clickbait, cool tho! Would be kinda neat if this worked for Claude or Gemini too, but their CLIs aren’t open source, so good luck reverse-engineering that. npx openai-oauth: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ja6p4j0aeCw https://github.com/EvanZhouDev/openai-oauth
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Projects
Software, writing, physical builds — no artificial separation. Everything is a project.
In Development A filter for too much information. Bearing learns your context and shows you only what matters — no feed, no noise.
Withings data, Home Assistant, and subjective wellbeing unified in a time-series database — plus an agent that answers questions about it.
Sleeping
A multi-source weather platform — multiple APIs for reliable forecasts. Started as a school project, currently paused. Being rebuilt right now under the same name.
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An open production hub for whatever comes up — software, videos, physical things, whatever emerges.
Real-life quests. Accept, head out, submit proof, earn XP. No feed to scroll — just action.
An operational context manager for apps, bookmarks, and configs — everything at your fingertips in one place, instead of gathering it anew on every tool switch. In progress, currently paused.
A project for someday. Planning and designing a tiny house in CAD — driven more by curiosity and a love of architecture than any concrete build date.
Photography
Real photography, real editing — capturing moments and places the way I see them.
