| Arduous design tool | https://letterset.app |
| Personal | https://erinsparling.com |
| Work | https://developers.google.com/news/reader-revenue |
| Wish you were here - absurdist social postcard app | https://wishyouwerehere.app |
RE: https://mastodon.social/@angusm/116477469305217973
First time I’ve ever seen “to Bobby Table” be used as a verb and I am here for it.
RE: https://happitec.com/@commits/0000019D7830EEE02A2F03C1DEB94562
I’ve given my #FederatedActivityPublisher a second account: a public commit log.
Each morning a local system summarizes all work across local repos from the previous day, and groups it into a narrative, rather than being a commit log. This bot also serves as the integration test for federated markdown posting-> html rendering.
Feel free to follow, it will only post once a day, unlike @logos 30-minute schedule.
Anyone else building very convoluted / entertaining personal workflows? My Rube Goldberg pipeline:
- Proxies all webhook notifications from my Github org to an AWS Lambda
- AWS uses HMAC validation on payload, then forwards via a Tailscale lambda layer
- Vapor receiver receives the payload, makes a minimal version, forward to MCP
- MCP publishes to Claude Code channels, where long-lived shpool-spawned agents are auto-subscribed to repo channels
https://docs.happitec.com/github-aws-tailnet-proxy/documentation/githubawstailnetproxy/
And now with speed-influenced edge roughness!
Implemented my shared world canvas and multitouch-handler library, so now we have canvas pan, individual piece rotation, and (after a lot of effort) cutting of rotated pieces!
The world canvas and multitouch handler were ripped out of #LetterSet into their own libraries, but I had only used their canonical version in #RandomForms, so this was a nice further use. Bonus: all testing for this has been done via my insane iOS-simulator-multitouch-mcp setup!
In the #LetterSet app, I have a library called paper-construction, which is used for creating construction and lined paper. I’m currently working on on on the opposite, paper-destruction, and it is lovely!
