Agent-first tools, designed for humans.
01Agent firstTools my agents can read, drive and check, before anything else
02Open source by defaultMost of what I build is on GitHub, free to use and fork
03An MCP server per toolEvery tool gets its own server, so any agent can use it
04Designed for humansCalm screens, plain words, keyboard first
05Reviewed by a crewA second and third agent check every build
06App Store on the sideA few small paid apps, when one is worth it
Live notices for every agent: constraints, claims and warnings. Every session reads it first. Shared things are seats: an agent claims one before it touches it and clears it when done. The Board refuses a full seat.
01Test Mac 1 a hidden macOS VM where agents open my apps 02Test Mac 2 the second hidden VM, open in every mode 03Spare M1 a real Mac for tests, also runs Umami 04The box the always-on box, where the Board itself runs
05Safari one agent drives Safari at a time
06Chrome one agent drives Chrome at a time
07My screen closed while I am at the Mac; opens when I am away or asleep
08Code one writer per project, so two agents never edit the same repo Built by me. It runs on the always-on box, and every agent reaches it as an MCP server.
14 agents, one job each.
01Claude Desktop remote work and connectorsOpus 5.5
02Claude Code builds, fixes and shipsOpus 5.5 / Fable 5.1
03Coordinator runs build days across tabsOpus 5.5
04mini mid-session drifts without interrupting the CoordinatorFable 5.1
05Grok Build handoff builds and reviewsGrok 4.7
06aka my own agent app, writes in my voicemix of models
07Muse fast second reviewer, UI touchesMuse Wonder
08mcode bug catcherMiniMax M3.1 Flash
09OpenCode review runsDeepSeek V4.1 Flash
10Goose the one I learned frommixed
11Gemini site auditsArgon
12Hermes daily wraps and reportsGrok 4.7
13Kartie the crew's researcherSonnet 5.5
14Z-bot files what I save from my phoneGPT-6 Luna
So every agent can use my tools. Open source ones are on GitHub; private ones may ship later; personal ones stay mine.
01mcpock status of every MCP server my agents useopen source 02skill-librarian hands each agent the right skill, at the right timeopen source 03hig Apple's design rules, as data an agent can readopen source 04kika-obsidian my Obsidian vault, open to any agent, no pluginopen source 05launchd-audit finds what runs in the background, in plain wordsopen source 06feed every agent report lands in one quiet feedopen source 09unity-super-mcp Unity LiveOps, build size and store checks in one placeopen source 10tinycast-mcp lets agents read and write Tinycast's snippets and notesopen source 11etmol remembers what I worked on, day by dayprivate
12shared-agent-memory one memory the whole crew sharespersonal
13the-board notices and seats, so agents never collideprivate
14kartina my image library, searchable by agentsprivate
15capturelab reads what Z-bot filed from my phonepersonal
16akakika-socials lays out my scheduled posts, pulled from Postizpersonal
17eventkit my calendar and reminders, for agentspersonal
The machines, by what they do.
01The brainbuilds everythingMacBook Pro, M4 Max, 128 GB, four displays. Runs 14 agents, 17 MCP servers I built, local models, every Xcode build.
02Always-on boxnever sleepsHome server, Linux, 32 GB. Runs CasaOS, Postiz, n8n, ntfy, Firecrawl, The Board, Kartie.
03Test benchtests my appsTwo hidden macOS 26 VMs and a spare M1, 8 GB. Runs 2 test VMs, the spare M1, Umami stats.
04Road Macaway from deskMacBook, M1, 8 GB
05The pocketcaptures and readsiPhone 15 Pro Max and iPad Pro. Runs Z-bot captures, Localpage, TestFlight.
06The foldmy Android sideSamsung Galaxy Z Fold7
07Stream Dockone key, one ritualThe key deck, with StreamyLite, the driver we built. Runs a Claude page (yes, no, continue, MORNING, GOODNIGHT), a fleet page with every agent session, a links page.
08ESP32-C3tiny helperA thumb-sized board. Runs blinks in patterns when Claude needs me.
09GPU noderestingRTX, Linux, back soon
10Studio PCthe musicWhere the old sets live
People whose work runs in my stack every day.
01Flavio CopestestvmHidden test Macs, so agents never take over my screen. A game changer.
02Corey ChiuWakeEvery agent session on my Mac, searchable. We use it all the time.
03tw93MoleKeeps my Mac clean, every day.
04SriTempleThe agent terminal I live in all day, now my own fork.
07BlockGooseThe agent I built my first MCP server with.
Open-source tools I run on my own boxes, not in someone else's cloud.
01CasaOS holds the box's apps in one dashboardalways-on box 02Postiz schedules my social postsalways-on box
03n8n runs my automationsalways-on box
04ntfy pings my phone when agents need mealways-on box
05Firecrawl reads the web for my agentsalways-on box 06Umami site stats, no cookiesspare M1
The ones that earned their place.
01Obsidianmy vault, every note
02Apple Notesquick notes, on every device 03Ghosttyterminal
04Tinycastmy snippets and notes 05Xcodeevery Mac and iPhone build
06Homebrewinstalls everything
07Sparkleupdates for my Mac apps 08Tartthe test Macs run on it 09Ollamalocal models
10OpenRoutertrying new models
11Vercelhosts this site
12CloudflareDNS and cache
13GitHubcode and releases
15GifskiGIFs from screen recordings 
