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Trying Cloudflare Mesh: It's not Tailscale
Notes on Cloudflare Mesh after testing it alongside Tunnels and Tailscale in a real network.
Grok, meet everything
Why Grok, plus the right connectors, won as my all-day LLM.
Kikuyo: Collect User Feedback for ALL Your Small Projects
Kikuyo is a feedback tool for indie hackers managing more than one product. Public boards per project, MCP and Agent Skills built in, flat $8/month.
I Still Prefer MCP Over Skills
Why I believe the Model Context Protocol (MCP) is a better architectural pattern than the emerging “Skills” trend for LLM tool integration.
Reflecting on one month of trying to market my dotfiles syncing app
Revisiting my assumptions about pricing and trust after a month of feedback on ConfigMesh.
How I code with AI in 2026 - The 4 Persona System
Follow-up to my vibe coding posts - my AI workflow evolved into a 4-persona system where agents plan, build, review, and iterate while I focus on the 10% that matters.
My 'Move Fast' Stack for 2026
A look at the logistics and the high-velocity tech stack I’m using to build and maintain multiple apps simultaneously in 2026.
ConfigMesh - A modern and encrypted way to manage your dotfiles
I’ve released a new macOS app to keep your app settings and dotfiles in sync across machines, securely.
Reflecting on 14 months of indie hacking - Building 7 projects and learning hard lessons
Reflecting on leaving a full-time engineering management job to build 7 indie projects over 14 months, covering financial results, failures, and key learnings.
microfn - Your favorite toolbox for tiny, composable functions
microfn is a cloud service for hosting, building and running small JavaScript functions. Hit save and deploy your code instantly