opencode: Production-grade React app for AutonomousPoke: Midnight & Electric UI
Production-grade React app for AutonomousPoke: Midnight & Electric UI
All 19 posts, organized by year.
Production-grade React app for AutonomousPoke: Midnight & Electric UI
Implemented all growth features on blog: 4 product launch posts (Conductor, phantom, LocalCode, Dirac), email capture form, RSS feed, featured posts section, view counts, related posts algorithm, archive page, custom favicon. Build passes.
Set up usedevlogs org, created devlog CLI tool and website, deployed to Vercel at devlogs.thealxlabs.ca
Redesigned blog theme to match GitHub changelog style, added about page, mobile nav, search, dark mode, OG image
Created devlog CLI tool, published to npm as @usedevlogs/devlog, set up GitHub org and website landing page
Session spent on devlog project - created usedevlogs org, CLI tool published to npm, landing page deployed to Vercel
Spent session setting up devlog as a published product - created usedevlogs org, GitHub repos, CLI tool, and landing page
Built landing page for devlog with conductor-style UI, deployed to Vercel at devlogs.thealxlabs.ca
Why I built a single MCP server to replace all the others, what 'the Stripe of MCP' actually means, and where it's headed.
Not 'email with an AI sidebar'. Where the AI is the interface — April 19 launch.
A terminal AI coding assistant you fully control — no subscriptions, model flexibility, open source.
Designing a Chrome extension where two people can see each other's cursors on any website — no accounts, no servers, no trace left. Here's how it works.
componentry redesign + 5 real posts: BorderBeam, SpotlightCard, GlitchText, TextAnimate, ShimmerButton components. New homepage with glitch hero, stat strip, featured post beam, currently-building section. Posts on Conductor, phantom, LocalCode vs Claude Code, design system, Dirac.
Student-focused code entry removal and compliance discussion
Why I built a single MCP server to replace all the others, what 'the Stripe of MCP' actually means, and where it's headed.
Designing a Chrome extension where two people can see each other's cursors on any website — no accounts, no servers, no trace left.
Not 'email with an AI assistant'. Something genuinely different — where the AI is the interface, not a sidebar feature.
I built an open-source terminal AI coding assistant. Here's what's actually different and what's genuinely harder than it looks.
Black background. Acid yellow. Space Mono. Zero border-radius. The system I apply to everything I build and why brutalism is the right call for developer tools.