Articles
Project notes, portfolio writing, and longer reflections collected in one place.
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resmon: a research monitor for the people
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A free, open-source desktop app that watches the research literature for you, keeps every paper on your own computer, and records what every source did on every run.
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Link Meteor: grab links like a rockstar
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A free Chrome extension that saves links with their real anchor text, exact URLs, and source pages, and exports them to Excel, CSV, Markdown, BibTeX, and more.
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grooph: loop-graphs++
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Workflow diagrams for AI agents and the people who work with them: who does the work, who checks it, where a person decides, and when it all stops, in 2D and 3D.
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The CEOL Universe: a word list you define yourself
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A free dataset of 10,020,150 candidate English strings, with which word lists hold each one and how it came in, so you can cut a word list under a definition of your own.
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mermaidify: draw Mermaid naturally
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A drawing pad that reads a sketched flowchart or state diagram, right in the browser, and writes the Mermaid code for it, with no AI, no account, and no upload.
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The English OpenList: language liberation
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A free list of 345,162 English words, lowercase a to z, with a record of how each word got on and a nightly run that checks new candidates against a dictionary.
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Ars Magna: an anagrammation engine
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A free anagram search that finds every anagram of a text, counts them exactly, and explains the good ones.
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reword_nerd: new words, no problem
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A browser workbench that hands documents, projects, and images to the AI model you already use, in one paste, and brings the result back for review.
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Aqrobat: QR codes, in character
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A free generator that draws working QR codes with emoji and text, then shapes each copy for the app you paste it into.
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Amordle: the Lichess of Wordle
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A free Wordle–Hurdle hybrid with ranked multiplayer, any word length from 2 to 35, and no ads.