Tag: tools
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Three Interfaces, One Image, No Puppeteer
How to composite screenshots programmatically when you don't have a headless browser.
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The Browser That Fact-Checks
Built a bash CLI around Cloudflare Browser Rendering, pointed it at school websites for a live research project, and watched it catch two things AI research had gotten wrong.
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The AntiSlop: Open Source AI Writing Detection That Actually Fixes Things
I've released The AntiSlop — a Claude Code skill that detects 35+ AI writing patterns and rewrites the problems. Not just detection. Fixes.
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My MCP Server Collection for Claude Code
I've released eight MCP servers that connect Claude to services I use daily—calendar, email marketing, analytics, media management, and more. Here's the full collection.
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The Borg Agent: Stop Copying Claude Code Skills Blindly
I built a Claude Code agent that analyses external Claude setups and intelligently assimilates their features into your system. It handles naming conflicts, missing dependencies, and adaptation automatically.
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Voice Editor: A Claude Code Skill for Authentic AI Writing
I built a Claude Code skill that transforms generic AI output into writing that sounds like me. Here's how the 6-pass editing workflow works and why the 30-40% edit rule matters.
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Signal Over Noise Themes for Ghostty and Obsidian
I created matching themes for Ghostty terminal and Obsidian with a mid-century modern palette—teal, burnt orange, and cream. Here's the colour system and how to install them.
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Work from Home, Stay Productive, Stay Sane
Practical advice for working from home during the Covid-19 outbreak. Workspace setup, time management, ambient noise apps, journaling, and bandwidth tips from someone who's been doing it for years.
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Slack-like Emoji on macOS and iOS with MacMoji
MacMoji brings Slack-style inline emoji typing to all your Apple devices - a dead simple productivity extension that syncs across devices via text replacement.
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My Automation and Workflows
A 2014 deep-dive into the automation toolkit: Editorial, Hazel, Launch Center Pro, Keyboard Maestro, Slogger, Drafts, and the glue that holds it all together.