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  1. I geolocated backyard bird cams by listening for small planes

    A propeller plane flying past a microphone leaves a falling tone in the recording. geodoppler matches those tones against public flight tracks to find where and when a recording was made.

  2. My Commits Across 81 Repos, as Floating Islands

    Gource draws one tree, which misrepresents work spread across separate repos. So I built code-islands, a Claude Code plugin that turns your commits into a video of floating islands.

  3. Mapping My AI Harness

    After seven months my AI harness got too big to hold in my head. I had Claude build a dependency map of it, packaged it as a skill, and found code review instructions copy-pasted across half a dozen skills.

  4. Picking Backup Climbs with 20 Years of Weather Data

    When weather kills your primary climbing objective in Washington, which peak should you bail to? I pulled 20 years of daily weather for 500 peaks and built Climbable.day, an interactive planner, to answer that.

  5. Claude Code Skills I Built and Use Every Day

    I built nine Claude Code skills to automate my development workflow. Here's what each one does, how often I reach for it, and which ones might be worth stealing.

  6. Reducing Attack Surface for AI Agents: Process-Scoped Credentials

    AI coding agents run on your machine with full access to your shell environment. Here's how 1Password CLI can keep credentials out of their reach.

  7. iTerm2 Badges for Claude Code: Know Which Repo You're In

    A tiny shell wrapper that sets an iTerm2 badge with the current repo name when launching Claude Code. Faster than reading a tmux status line.

  8. I Built an MCP Server for Mountaineers.org

    Building a Model Context Protocol server that lets Claude query Mountaineers.org activities, courses, and trip reports. TypeScript, npm, works in Claude Desktop and Claude Code.

  9. Where the Work Goes When Agents Arrive

    Six months of multi-agent AI development with Claude Code and Gas Town. How attention shifts from writing code to designing guardrails, and what the failure rates actually look like.

  10. How I Stopped Losing Track of Side Project Ideas

    Using GitHub Issues as an AI-friendly idea tracker for side projects. Includes an Itch & Pitch template that works with Claude Code brainstorming.