Tools
15 posts
Stars, Views, and Clones Across 63 Repos
I ran stargazers 0.2.0 against my own GitHub account. The repos with the most stars and the repos with the most clones turned out to be different repos.
Setting Up Lexicon with Claude Code and Claude Desktop
A walkthrough of connecting Lexicon's MCP server to Claude Code and Claude Desktop so your prompt library becomes available as slash commands.
Lexicon: A Prompt Library for macOS
Lexicon is a local-first prompt library for macOS with a built-in MCP server. Organize, template, and trigger your AI prompts directly from Claude Desktop.
uv Changed How I Think About Python Projects
After years of pip, virtualenv, poetry, and conda, uv has quietly become the only Python packaging tool I recommend. Here's why.
Code Archaeology with AI
Using AI coding assistants to understand, document, and revive legacy codebases. What works, what doesn't, and where the hallucinations live.
You Don't Need a Justfile
Justfiles, Pixi tasks, Taskfiles, and other modern Make replacements are solving a problem that was already solved in 1976.
Advanced Makefile Patterns for Python Projects
Beyond the basics: self-documenting targets, environment detection, conditional logic, and other Makefile patterns I use in real Python projects.
uvx --from: Run Any Python Tool Directly from GitHub
You can use uvx to run Python CLI tools straight from a GitHub repo with no install step. Here's how it works and why it's useful.
AI Tools I Actually Use
A practical rundown of the AI products I use daily for software development and work - no hype, just what actually works for me.
Building a Personal Prompt Library with MCP and Lexicon
How Lexicon turns your personal prompt templates into MCP prompts that automatically become slash commands in Claude Code