Tools

Things I built because I needed them, cleaned up and given away. All MIT. No signup, no email wall, no upsell sitting behind them.

Honestly, most of these started as a script I wrote at eleven at night to stop doing something by hand. If one of them saves you that same hour, take it. I release one a month, roughly, and I write up how it works.

Channel CLI

Upload a video, set its thumbnail, and rewrite a description on a named YouTube channel, from the terminal. The token is tied to one channel, so it cannot land on whichever account your browser happens to be signed into.

Attention Hub

A local command center for anyone working with Claude Code, or any AI CLI. It shows you what needs you: a needs-attention feed, an issue board, and the files your agents generated, all in one place.

Meeting Room Kit

A video meeting page you can host yourself. Static page, a small token minter, no server to run and no secret sitting in your frontend.

Get the next one

I release one of these a month, give or take, plus a writeup on how it actually works and what broke while I built it.

You'll get one confirmation email first. Unsubscribe is one click, any time, and I never share your address.

How I support these

I don't, really, and I would rather say that than pretend otherwise. Issues are open because what people struggle with is the most useful thing I can learn, so file one. I read them. I just can't promise a fix or a roadmap. They're as-is, and they're yours to fork.