I build tools for working with AI agents, and I use them all day to find out which ones hold up. Almost everything here started the same way: something in the daily loop broke or annoyed me, so I built the thing that fixed it.
Voice AI infrastructure at @VapiAI during the day.
- temple — an IDE for your Claude Code and Codex agents. Sessions organized by project, all a click away.
- folio — a read-optimized Markdown app for macOS. Agents write most of my docs now; this is the reader for them.
- recall — hybrid semantic + full-text search over every Claude Code and Codex session you've run. Nothing leaves the machine.
- tarp — a plain, modern terminal. Warp with the AI, the cloud, and the account system pulled out.
- abra — hold Fn, speak, release. On-device dictation for macOS.
- raven — terminal dashboard for the Claude Code sessions running on your machine, showing which one needs you.
Plus smaller ones: later (leave a reminder for a
future agent session), ccmeter (what's left of
the subscription, and of the context window),
clipwire (paste screenshots into a CLI running
over SSH).
A theme, if there is one: local-first, files on disk, no telemetry, no account.