I build small tools constantly, mostly to solve my own problems: keeping track of what I'm doing, cutting steps out of repetitive work, making my setup less annoying to live in. Blackglass is where those tools go once they're good enough for someone else to use.
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The actual Claude Code CLI, running inside Obsidian. Not a wrapper. Not a chat interface. Every slash command, every MCP tool, full session continuity, right alongside your notes.
A markdown-based operating system for engineering managers, built on Claude Code. People files, program tracking, 1:1 recaps, meeting notes and promo tracking live as version-controlled markdown on your machine, and a set of slash commands turn that into your actual weekly rituals instead of a folder you never open.
brew update brew upgrade brew autoremove brew cleanup brew doctor.
Or just run brewyeet and be done with it.
brew tap humantorch/tap && brew install brewyeet
Maybe the most delightfully nerdy thing I've ever built.
A TypeScript template for building your own branded command-line calling
card, the same one behind npx scottkosman.
ASCII art welcome screen, a bio, and a menu of your own links. Generate
your own copy, fill in your details, publish it as your own CLI.
npm publish