Three working side projects where I'm actively exploring vibe coding and AI-assisted development flows.
A local-first recurring-event tracker built to test one idea: that lists, habits, tasks, and timers are all the same primitive viewed differently. Everything is one event-sourced items row; behaviors drive logic, labels drive display. Less a finished app than an exploration of how far a few primitives stretch before complexity is forced.
Detailed write-up coming soon.
A local-first desktop tool to capture work items across Azure DevOps and Jira in seconds: hotkey, voice, or paste. A half-sentence becomes a fully-fielded ticket via a Claude pipeline with per-field confidence. The deeper experiment: increasing both the speed and quality of vibe coding through detailed documentation of requirements and architecture decisions.
Detailed write-up coming soon.
Turns Claude Code from a coding tool into a stateful project manager. One bootstrap command and 11 questions render a project skeleton: up to 19 custom slash-command skills, a versioned doc spine, and hooks enforcing consistency every turn. Not "can an AI write code?" but "can an AI run the project?"
Detailed write-up coming soon.