Stop pasting JWTs into random websites — I built a zero-dep CLI to decode them in your terminal
You're debugging an auth issue. There's a JWT in a log line, or in an Authorization header you copied out of the network tab. You need to know two thi…
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WebScan v2.0: от идеи до pip install за одну неделю — путь, ошибки и бенчмарк
Предыстория 1 день назад я опубликовал первую статью про WebScan из Песочницы Хабра. Честно — не ожидал ничего особенного. Думал придут 50 человек, мо…
Going Remote, Without Going Reckless: Multi-LLM Orchestration and the New Front Door in llm-cli-gateway 2.9.0
The earlier posts in this series were about what the gateway lets you call (cache-aware spawning across five providers, the Codex review gate, the CLI…
Microsoft's Intelligent Terminal brings AI agents to the command line with familiar experience
Microsoft’s Intelligent Terminal for Windows 11 lands with a clear promise: bring GitHub Copilot–class AI assistance directly into the developer’s com…
How to Find and Stop the Process Using a Port on Linux
When you start a service and it fails with address already in use , something else is already holding the port. On a Linux server you can identify tha…
How to Remove AWS CLI Configuration from Ubuntu
Introduction The AWS Command Line Interface (AWS CLI) is a powerful tool that enables developers and system administrators to interact with Amazon Web…
Fitz CLI builder: like typer, but in the language
Build native CLI tools in Fitz with @command , no library to install. Help auto-generated, type-coerced flags, positional args by convention, native b…
skillscore: a CLI that scores your AI agent's SKILL.md 0–100
A vague AI agent skill is worse than no skill at all — because the agent pays for it in context budget on every single turn , whether it uses it or no…
Green tests, broken docs. Dogfooding caught what 15 tests missed
A broken doc still renders. That is the whole reason documentation rot is so dangerous. The page looks fine right up to the moment someone clicks the …
A GPL dep can quietly poison your closed-source product. I built a tiny offline tool that catches it.
A few months ago a lawyer asked our team a simple question: "Can you prove nothing in this product is GPL?" We couldn't — not quickly. A couple thousa…
Every TODO in your codebase is lying about its age. So I built a CLI that blames them.
Open any codebase older than a year and grep for TODO . You'll get dozens of hits. Now answer me one question about any of them: How long has that bee…
git branch -d is fine — until the day you delete the wrong one
Open any repo you've worked in for a month and run git branch . Half those branches are merged and gone. A few are dead spikes from six months ago. On…
Your dev stack is 4 terminal tabs. It could be one labeled stream.
The daily ritual for anyone running more than one process in local dev: a terminal tab for the web server, another for the worker, another for the CSS…
I built a Jira CLI for my AI agents. My team thinks I should have used MCP
I recently put together a tiny open-source tool: a non-interactive, JSON-first Jira CLI tailored for AI agents. I called it the "kubectl of Jira." The…
Docker Pass vs Docker Secret: What Is the Difference?
If you have been working with Docker secrets locally, you may have noticed two commands that sound similar but behave very differently: docker pass an…
one last peek 👀🍵 docs, a demo, and a goodbye for now
Hello, I'm Maneshwar. I'm building git-lrc, a Micro AI code reviewer that runs on every commit. It is free and source-available on Github. Star git-lr…
I built a terminal SSH manager because I was tired of scrolling bash history
I manage a handful of servers across client environments. Some use key auth, some use passwords, and most of the time I need root access once I'm in. …
The Hidden Contract of Mastery: Why Complexity Is Yours to Absorb
A few days ago, someone left a comment on one of my open source projects. They'd tried my CLI tool — a 3D print quality inspector called Printsight — …
[Перевод] Плагин для Docker для быстрого деплоя
Часть своих сервисов я держал в облаке, но когда счёт за AWS начал превышать ожидания, стало понятно: пора переносить их домой. Несколько месяцев наза…
peektea past the roadmap 👀 sorting and scrollable previews
Hello, I'm Maneshwar. I'm building git-lrc, a Micro AI code reviewer that runs on every commit. It is free and source-available on Github. Star git-lr…
Linux Command Line: The Developer's Survival Guide (2026)
Linux Command Line: The Developer's Survival Guide (2026) The terminal is your superpower. These are the commands and patterns I use every single day …
peektea narrows its gaze 👀 filter-as-you-type and hidden files
Hello, I'm Maneshwar. I'm building git-lrc, a Micro AI code reviewer that runs on every commit. It is free and source-available on Github. Star git-lr…
Generate Stunning GitHub Profile READMEs in 30 Seconds — 5 Themes, CN & EN Bilingual
I was tired of seeing boring GitHub profiles (including my own), so I built ReadmeForge — a CLI tool that generates beautiful profile READMEs in secon…
One Schema to Rule Them All: The Config v2 Rewrite
This is part sixteen in a series about managing the growing pile of skills, scripts, and context that AI coding agents depend on. The 0.8.0 release no…
The Proposal Queue Safety Net
This is part fifteen in a series about managing the growing pile of skills, scripts, and context that AI coding agents depend on. Part ten introduced …
Your Agent Has a Memory That Runs While You Sleep
This post is part of the akm-knowledge series. Part ten introduced the improve pipeline — what each phase does and how to schedule it. This post goes …
Belief-Aware Memory: Teaching Your Agent When Not to Write
A self-improving memory loop sounds like a clear win until you watch it rewrite something correct with something outdated. The agent remembered a fact…
Task Assets: Agent Workflows That Run While You Sleep
This is part eleven in a series about managing the growing pile of skills, scripts, and context that AI coding agents depend on. Part nine covered wor…
The Improvement Loop: How akm Keeps Your Agent Sharp
This is part ten in a series about managing the growing pile of skills, scripts, and context that AI coding agents depend on. Part nine covered workfl…
I Built a Terminal Dashboard to Keep Track of All My Local Projects
ovw • a terminal overview for your local projects If you code a lot, you know how this goes. You have an idea, you spin up a project, ship it or park …