Gear

My blog posts start here. I keep writing in ordinary Markdown files, alongside notes and reference material, separate from the platform that publishes it.

My GTD setup in Obsidian

Where I keep projects and next actions. Getting Things Done has been part of my workflow for years; easy capture and a clear place for each action matter to me.

I use it to work on software, including this website. Keeping content and code together lets me work on both, then review the result in the browser.

Another part of my development workflow. Running several tasks in parallel led me to work on isolated environments and ways to keep track of each agent.

Terminal tabs and panes for separate tasks. I use it alongside coding agents and ygg to keep parallel work organized.

Notifications when an agent finishes

My helper for Git worktrees and Zellij. It removes the repetitive setup involved in starting another task in the same repository.

Project · Introducing ygg

The center of my home automation. I like routine things happening in the background, with less to manage manually. There is usually something to simplify or improve.