Claude Code PluginsSubagents in Git Worktrees, Without the Hour of ForensicsI built Tranche Flow after a shared stash stack, unclassified red tests and invisible agent costs each took their toll on a multi-agent programme. The plugin makes the merge loop mechanical and safe.Ideas worth exploring.
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Claude Code PluginsSubagents in Git Worktrees, Without the Hour of ForensicsI built Tranche Flow after a shared stash stack, unclassified red tests and invisible agent costs each took their toll on a multi-agent programme. The plugin makes the merge loop mechanical and safe.
Claude Code PluginsWhat a Coding Agent Notices but Was Not Asked to FixI built a Claude Code plugin that keeps the things an AI coding agent notices outside the task it was given: recorded with evidence, left unfixed, and impossible to leave out of the final report.
Chrome ExtensionsWhy I Built Rhythm MachineI created a drum machine and metronome and turned it into a Chrome extension, built for my own guitar practice after years of metronomes that only clicked.
Chrome ExtensionsA Home for the Regular Expressions You Have Already WrittenHow a personal library of reusable regular expressions became a Chrome extension I could share with other people.
Chrome ExtensionsChecking Hreflang in the Browser, Without Another CrawlWhy I turned a personal hreflang checker into a Chrome extension, and what testing it taught me about international SEO validation.
Chrome ExtensionsKeeping Staff Out of Your Analytics When IP Filters No Longer WorkStaff visiting their own site are the easiest noise to remove from analytics, and IP filters stopped working when everyone went hybrid. A small open-source browser extension and one Tag Manager exception replace them.