Lineage
What led to what. Jobs around the homestead became tools, and the practices of earlier sites became the seed this one is made from.
Self-watering moss pole
I wanted a moss pole that waters itself and grows by twisting on another section.
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- parts-as-code: build and verify scripts
Good Tools
Each small generator I built for a job lived in a chat link that wouldn't last.
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- Self-watering moss pole: the modular moss pole tool
- Cabinet planter: the wall planter box generator
- Logo puzzle: the logo puzzle maker
- Wood boiler priority relay: the boiler priority control tool
- Loudoun Bees: the laser sign maker's sample sign
- parts-as-code: the appliance foot maker and the speaker post mount
astro-forge
Each site I built relearned the same practices, and the ones I didn't write down got lost.
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- Loudoun Bees, FileFloat, ChargeLog, Good Tools, and Rustling Garden: website practices
On their own
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Agentic workflow toolkit
When I hand work to a coding agent, a lot happens that I can't see, and I can only steer what I can see.
Configurations and tools that support how I work with coding agents, including a status bar for usage, cost, and context, and a runner that works through a queue while I'm away.
In use. Made of JavaScript.
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auction-archiver
An online auction catalog is almost impossible to bookmark, compare, or analyze in bulk, so I wanted each one as a dataset on my own machine.
Resting. Made of Python.
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Bee hut
I wanted somewhere to sit and rest beside working hives, with only a screen between a guest and the bees.
37 drawing sheets at revision 15, every one generated from a single set of dimensions.
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gitops-lab
I hadn't run Kubernetes or GitOps myself, so I'm building a small pipeline on a home cluster to learn them.
In progress. Made of Go and Kubernetes.