Chartlibrary.io - an intelligence layer for AI agents rooted in chart pattern search. Return 500 similar stock charts to the one you a looking at. Give those distributions stats to an agent, disect into buckets by variables. I think it’s a new way to interact with stocks for the agentic world.

I'm continuing to focus on ways to set strong code quality guardrails in an era where most code is not handwritten.

The result is http://getcaliper.dev.

It has a number of mechanisms that help substantially:

1. It can extract deterministic quality checks from your CLAUDE.md text; these checks then get executed after every agent turn.

2. It performs a lightweight ai-powered review at every commit; feedback goes directly to the agent, which can then make corrections.

3. It performs a more 'traditional' deep AI review at merge, or on-demand.

Free to use, just bring your own API key. Any and all feedback is welcome!

Since I don't like the UI and UX of the current offering of diagramming tools I've made https://grafly.io. Fully local, open source, export/import and embed sharing.

And since I don't like the complexity of logging/metrics SaaS offerings I made https://logdot.io.

I’m working on a tiny terminal config / dotfiles / tool installation manager so I can keep everything in sync between my machines. Also includes profiles so I can tailor each machine how I see fit. https://github.com/phalt/pauldot

It’s intended just me for and follows a philosophy around hyper personal software that I’ve been developing: https://paulwrites.software/articles/hyps/

Closing up work on my modular, hobbyist, analog computer. (Finishing up the manual—the hardware is already a wrap).

Something I can finally enjoy: just playing with it. I tediously wired up a pair of pendulum simulations to drive an XY oscilloscope—got a nice Lissajous curve.

But now I want to double it to four pendulums. Each axis (still just X and Y) to be driven by the sum of a pair of pendulums. With them out of phase, the curves appear to sometimes collapse but then suddenly explode again…

(Love to eventually hook it up to an actual plotter.)

Working on a md file eidtor for average users to use, by click buttons like MS word.

https://hellomdx.com/

- Built with Tauri — installer is small and start-up is near-instant on all three OSes. - No accounts, no telemetry, no MDX server in the loop. Sync goes through whatever cloud folder you already have (iCloud / Drive / Dropbox / a plain directory). - Tab-to-accept ghost-writing is bring-your-own-key

- Exports to PDF, HTML, DOCX. Tables, math, diagrams, code blocks all live behind toolbar buttons — no syntax to memorise.

Hope to have some people like it and use it.

I am working on blase (https://github.com/bramadityaw/blase), a language server for Laravel's Blade templating language. This is a proof-of-concept project that I plan to make into a submodule inside a more general PHP language server.

I’m an app developer and I used to have my laptop (mainly Mac but also have a Windows one) and a monitor. I would create apps for IOS on my Mac and eventually upgrade it to also work on Android. Now I have 2 monitors, one linked to my Mac and the other to my Windows laptop. This way I can simultaneously develop for both platforms at the same time.

A correlation network viz (using Cytoscape.js) of this S&P 500 and NASDAQ-100 correlation matrix (built with Svelte):

https://cybernetic.dev/matrix

As a data-obsessed golfer trying to get to single digits, I need a tracking app that picks up where Arccos leaves off. So I'm building one: https://shortgamewiz.com (still a bit WIP).

After a few rounds of using it, I already know a few things I didn't before: I suck at right-to-left breaking putts, I baby uphill putts too much, and getting out of bunkers consistently is not good enough if I can't sink the occasional save. So I know what to practice now.