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PocketArC. I run more Claude Code sessions than I can keep in my head, and they spend half their time sitting there waiting on me while I have no idea, so I taught my terminal tabs to tell me which one needs an answer by giving tabs colors.

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Blog 2 months ago
My iTerm2 tabs turn red when Claude Code is waiting for me.
Interactive NotificationBanner component - view on site I keep a lot of Claude Code sessions open at once. I realized that a big inefficiency right now is that oftentimes sessions can sit there for minutes waiting for me to provide input. If a session is
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Blog 2 months ago
Grafana Datadog
Datadog is a good product. I remember the first time I used it, it blew my mind having ALL OF THAT VISIBILITY into everything. All the little premade integrations as well, it slotted straight into our app and infrastructure and provided visibility I had n
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Blog 6 months ago
Hardcore TypeScript: Maximum-strictness static analysis with Biome and ESLint.
A few days ago I published Hardcore PHPStan, a living reference for the strictest PHPStan config I could put together for Laravel. Same thesis applies on the frontend: AI writes the bulk of my TypeScript and React code now, and deterministic guardrails ar
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Blog 6 months ago
Agentic coding makes strict static analysis non-negotiable.
I love static analysis. It catches bugs you didn't know could've been bugs, and it enforces conventions that would otherwise rely on human discipline and code review. For PHP, PHPStan has been the standard for years. It's incredibly good, like a combinati
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Blog 7 months ago
Stop optimizing your AI skills and ship -something-.
There's a blog post making the rounds called "Anatomy of the .claude/ folder", and the Hacker News discussion is full of people sharing their elaborate .claude/ configurations, debating structures, and arguing about which MCP servers to wire up. A lot of
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Blog 9 months ago
Delegating to competency
Jason Fried tweeted about why people are so excited about AI agents: Until now, very few people have known what it feels like to delegate to total competency... Delegating to competency lets you forget about it completely. That's real leverage. The intere
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Blog 9 months ago
xz and zstd are built into Ubuntu
TIL xz and zstd are built into Ubuntu these days. In my head they're still "new" compression formats - I've used .gz plenty on servers over the years and never really ventured out. I've used zstd before on my Mac, but I had to brew install it. Never occur
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Blog 9 months ago
Dev Log: January 5 - January 11
macOS Screenshot Uploader I added a 1 second delay between copying the image to the clipboard and copying the uploaded URL, to give me a chance to paste the image content when that's what I took the screenshot for. I often take screenshots to paste them s
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Blog 9 months ago
Claude Code skills are the next thing to get good at
I've been playing with Claude Code skills this weekend and wow, this is cool. I started by creating separate agents for different tasks: one for bookmarking URLs, one for creating quick notes, and one for adding entries to my weekly devlog. They worked fi
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Blog 9 months ago
On-the-fly image transformations are iffy.
Trying to use CloudFlare Image Transformations to resize images on the fly. The feature is cool, but the results are pretty weak. Given an optimized WebP source image, CloudFlare's transformations seem to just serve a bigger, lower-quality JPEG version of
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