Posts tagged "development"

Use Unslop to find familiar AI writing patterns and review small edits. A free API for clearer drafts, reusable writing preferences, and checks on what changed.

A walkthrough of my actual implementation prompt, from choosing a documented task to checking the build and leaving the next agent a useful handoff.

I ask models to draw a pelican riding a bicycle in the coding tools I use. I'm looking for SVG graphics I can use in my games and apps.

A multiplayer village bug, tests I deliberately break, and the human reviews I keep inside a long AI build.

The small central list I use to coordinate a long build, with the details kept in individual task documents.

A writing pass, an adversarial review, and a correction pass give my coding agents usable instructions before implementation starts.

How I use a conversation, a second reader, and a few screenshots to turn an idea into something an AI coding agent can build.

A practical walkthrough of the built-in agent, browser MCP, Cowork files, schedules, memory, and the controls I added because I use this browser myself.

Dictate used to require Xcode and a build step. Now it is a notarized download you drag to Applications. Same on-device pipeline, no terminal.

The world did not need another browser, so I built one that does less. It's small, it's keyboard-driven, and it's free.

Hold Fn, talk, release. Your words paste into whatever app has focus. Open source, entirely on-device, and it learns from your corrections.

How to configure custom /build and /work skills in Claude and Cursor to streamline cross-platform development.

OpenAI's Codex Agent offers a different take on agentic coding automation—worth a look for senior engineers who know how to handle its current limitations.

The story behind building a secure, offline speed-reading app that started as an internal tool and became a public Mac App Store application

A developer-focused app for storing and sharing links to anything, especially deeplinks, in shareable notebooks so teams can test features together.

The story behind my first iOS app: a simple tuning pitch generator that's still helping musicians today

Building internationalization into your app from the start saves time and money and helps you avoid embarrassing translation failures.

Exploring the fascinating complexity of global time zones, from fractional offsets to daylight saving chaos, and how to handle them in software