docset2md: Giving AI Agents Offline Documentation Access
I built a CLI that converts documentation docsets to Markdown files—because Apple's online docs don't work without JavaScript, and I don't want MCPs in my workflow.
Swift 6.2's Approachable Concurrency: What Actually Changes
Swift Concurrency has been available for years, but many developers still avoid it. Swift 6.2's Approachable Concurrency changes that—here's what it means for your code.
How to Build CLI Applications That Don't Suck
I've been building command-line tools for my own workflows, and I've learned a few things about what makes a CLI actually pleasant to use. Here's what I wish someone had told me earlier.
MCPs Are Overrated: Why I Stick With CLIs
Everyone's rushing to build MCP servers for their AI coding workflows. I tried a few, ripped them all out, and went back to plain CLIs. Here's why.
A Practical Guide to MVVM in SwiftUI
MVVM is the go-to architecture for SwiftUI apps. Here's a no-nonsense guide with real code examples.
queuestack: A Task Tracker Built for AI Agents
I built a minimal, scriptable task tracker that stores issues as plain Markdown files—perfect for agentic workflows where AI assistants need to track and manage work.
Fixing Memory Leaks in Xcode
How to find and fix memory leaks using Xcode's Memory Graph Debugger
Change File Ownership with chown
A practical guide to changing file ownership on Unix systems
Securely Transfer Files with scp
How to copy files between machines using scp
Create and Extract Archives with tar
A practical guide to tar archives