Coding

Why I built Swiss Army Dev: I just wanted to decode a JWT at 11 PM, and every tool I found buried it under ads, popups, and tracking scripts.

Terminals are a firehose. IDEs already have a notification system. Notification Bridge bolts the two together so my coding agent can tap me on the shoulder.

Your IDE already knows your SDK, dependencies, terminals, and project structure. All that data is locked inside the process.

Cosmic voids, vacuum exposure, biofilm mutations, and infrasound. The real science I used to build a fictional horror. Here's what's true and what I made up.

My AI agents have processed over eleven thousand tasks this year. Book reviews, game playtests, blog posts, infrastructure audits, database maintenance.

Eighty lines of TypeScript and an MCP server turn Terminal Bridge into full AI terminal access — the code, the patterns, and a hard lesson learned at 2 AM.

How to play Flip Match, my voice-first memory game on Alexa and the web: flip cards by calling coordinates like A1, and match every pair.

Everything you need to know to play Zoo Simulator — on Alexa or the web. Habitats, animals, breeding, staff, the 7-phase daily simulation, and Golden Tickets.

Everything you need to know to play Blood Lineage — on Alexa or the web. Kingdoms, military, diplomacy, dynasty succession, and the three game modes.