Documentation for all my releases — everything you need, nothing you don’t. I keep it straightforward and thorough because nobody’s got time to reverse-engineer how things work. Whether you’re just getting started or deep in the weeds, this should get you where you need to go. Something missing? Let me know — I’d rather update the docs than have you guessing. 🧡
koko is a sandboxed, privacy-first coding assistant for the terminal that connects to LLM providers like Claude, Mistral, or Ollama. It enforces least-privilege access to files and shell commands, redacts secrets/PII, and logs all actions for auditability. Ideal for developers who need agentic coding assistance without compromising security.
seifenkehrer is a modular cleanup tool for macOS that automates the removal of clutter, cache files, and outdated versions using simple YAML tasks. It lets you review deletions interactively or run silently, with support for smart exclusions, permission handling, and interval-based scheduling. Ideal for developers, designers, and power users who want a transparent, extensible, and lightweight alternative to GUI cleanup tools.
cloud-lock provides a simple means of distributed locking via cloud storage in Java. This let’s you do leader election to run certain workloads only once when your service is scaled out horizontally. Doing it via cloud has the benefit of not needing to provision a database for that purpose if your service is stateless in the first place.
