How zot ships its internals as importable Go packages, so you can write a working coding agent harness in about a hundred lines.

A counterintuitive case for the cheap plan. The usage cap on ChatGPT Plus need not be a downgrade, it can be a speed limiter, and a speed limiter can be exactly what most of us need right now. Myself included.

A small browser automation CLI for coding agents, built as a learning vehicle for understanding how agents should see and use the web.

A small, private, on-device voice-to-text app for macOS. Hold a hotkey, speak, release, paste. Here is why I built it and how it turned out.

On building my own coding agent harness from scratch, what I wanted to learn from it, and why Go turned out to be the right choice.

A concise, no-nonsense guide to understanding Event Sourcing from first principles. Neutral, practical, and open.

A compact, type-safe TypeScript framework for CQRS and Event Sourcing with pluggable database adapters and zero runtime dependencies.

Thoughts on a declarative, file-based access control model for GenesisDB, and what a single thoughtful Hacker News reply taught me about it.

GenesisDB is a lightweight, production-ready event-sourcing database engine written in Go. Here is what it does, what it doesn't, and why I built it.

Event streams are append-only by design. GDPR demands deletion. Here is how I think about reconciling the two, and the approach I prefer in practice.

Thinking through what it would take to build my own event store: storage layout, performance, indexing, and the part that scares me most, write locking.