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Colophon
Website built using NextJS, React and a custom minimal theme. Back-end is managed in Notion and it’s hosted on Vercel. Lucide icons are used for common icons, plus custom icons created by myself for my own projects and my Linktree.
LLM usage for writing and articles is low, but for building is high.
Stack
As a product and technology leader I use a lot of tools commonly throughout my day to deliver great team alignment, product and design operations, user testing, and I frequently mess with code as well. 🚀
Coding Tools
My tools of choice change constantly. This is accurate as of 2026-08-13.
- Claude Code — My daily driver for AI code generation. Claude Code writes about 85-90% of my code in 2026.
- tmux - Terminal multiplexer for coding locally and via mobile devices.
- Claude — Spec generation, some coding, learning, ideating, planning.
- Linear — Issue tracking, technical project management.
- GitHub Actions - I use GitHub Actions obsessively for jobs and tasks. I have a self-hosted runner in my homelab to reduce cost of running jobs to 0.
General Productivity
- Slack – ASYNC > ASAP communication.
- Notion – Todos, note taking, product and project management, CMS. Also using Notion AI in a system of agentic modes for all of the above.
- Google Gemini — Some coding, image generation.
- ChatGPT - openclaw, local agents, learning, ideating, planning.
- Figma and FigJam - Design, prototyping, component libraries, design libraries, visual documentation, ideation and collaboration.
Homelab / Beebee AI Bot
I maintain a small homelab for development projects (Docker containers, PiHole network ad blocker, Uptime Kuma website monitor, and a personal AI assistant).
I wrote a lot on Twitter / X about my experiments with Clawdbot, and you can see a sample of the tasks my AI assistant performs for me on her website — Beebee. The AI assistant manages the entire codebase for it’s own website as well as the updates.
My network homelab and Clawdbot, Beebee, consists of the following hardware:
- 2 x Raspberry Pi 5’s with 16GB RAM
- 2 x JetKVM (currently not in use, the IPv6 stack on these is cooked)
- Synology DS1522+ NAS with 5 x 12TB HDD (48TB Available Storage)
- Mikrotik CSS610-8G-2S+IN Switch
- Netgear XR1000 Wireless router
