Uses

A small, open source terminal workspace. I like that there isn't a mountain of configuration to get through.

My editor. I keep it plain.

A desktop GUI for running coding agents side by side.

An open source agent I use in my AI workflow.

Voice dictation. I talk through prompts and notes instead of typing them.

Where my notes live, including the knowledge my agents read before they work.

A simpler browser with a nicer experience than Chrome and easier customization.

A launcher I like using in my desktop workflow.

Where I work through interfaces and design ideas.

I like its easy Figma integration, shaders, and how quickly I can work with its tools.

A place I look at product interfaces for inspiration.

A stream of visual ideas and design work.

Components I work with enough to have built my own tweaking tool for them.

A regular part of my frontend, tooling, and automation work.

What I reach for in automation, backend, and data projects.

A language I've built web backends in.

A language I've used for .NET apps and IoT projects.

The framework behind this portfolio and several of my web projects.

A Python API framework I've used in local media tooling.

A database I've used across AI and web projects.

An in-memory store I've used for caching and queues.

Event streaming I've worked with between services.

A web server I've configured and deployed behind.

How I package and run services locally and in deploys.

One of the most useful local development tools I've worked with: one command to bring up a shared environment.

I have used QStash to make background jobs and triggers more reliable.

Cloud infrastructure I've used for backend and automation work.

Email infrastructure I like having in my toolkit.

Transactional email I send a lot of at work.

Where I host web projects, including this site.

A service I use around my web projects.

A place I explore models and AI tooling.

A way to work with different models through one API.

Where my personal and open source code lives, including this site.

The forge at work: merge requests, CI, and reviews.