• Building the missing toolbelt for Claude Code: captain-hook for declarative hooks, cc-pool for account pooling, cc-review for reviewing Claude's diffs in a PR-style web UI, cc-transcript for typed transcripts, and slop-cop to catch AI-flavored prose
• Converging those pieces into one session-activity platform — typed events and a decision ledger in cc-transcript, with captain-hook as its hook runtime — and building cc-orchestrate into a pure-Go CLI that runs fleets of agents across pluggable backends like cmux, superset, and tmux, now with long-lived, keep-alive agent sessions
• Running cc-sentiment, an open experiment in whether developer sentiment with Claude Code tracks the model, the tooling, or just the time of day
• Self-hosting yclaw, an always-on, reproducible Apple Silicon home server for the Nous hermes-agent — gVisor-sandboxed and tailnet-only, so the agent never touches your credentials
• Engineer & CEO at Aneta

• gpt-do ⭐ 211 — GPT-powered bash commands. Python
• summ ⭐ 152 — GPT-based Conversation Summarizer Python
• compress-gpt ⭐ 217 — Self-extracting GPT prompts for ~70% token savings Python
• anthropic-computer-use-modal ⭐ 49 — Anthropic Computer Use with Modal Sandboxes Python
• shamer ⭐ 37 — Code Coverage Gamified Python

Claude Code, continued

• cc-skills — the plugin marketplace where the whole toolbelt ships
• cc-notes — a notes-and-tasks layer agents can actually use
• cc-runtime — a runtime that hands Claude Code its harness-injected tools, AskUserQuestion and friends
• cc-interact — the human-in-the-loop agent/daemon/web framework, pulled out of cc-review
• cc-pushback — learns how you push back on Claude from past feedback, then does it for you
• cc-pane — one pane of glass over Claude Code and the whole cc-* toolbelt

Taming long sessions

• cc-merge — a merge queue for the git worktrees where finished Claude outputs land
• cc-context — ccx, a token-bounded codebase-context facade over semble + tilth
• cc-squash — augmented auto-compaction for marathon Claude Code sessions

Systems & libraries

• fusekit — detached FUSE-T mount-holder and mount-lifecycle primitives for Go, now under cc-pool and cc-notes
• semisweet — an async, in-memory semantic cache with pluggable backends
• spawnllm — call an LLM from any subshell: Claude, Codex, or a local MLX model

Python, with fewer footguns

• python-defer — Go-style defer in Python, no decorators required
• python-secret-type — a rune-style secret type so credentials can't leak by accident
• docker-dsl — write multi-stage Dockerfiles as Python context managers
• bcferries — the Python client for BC Ferries schedules; proudly Canadian 🇨🇦

Earlier eras

• safemodels — cryptographic provenance proofs for model weights, before that was cool
• vc — the voting platform Dorm Room Fund used to pick its investments
• hifromtheotherside — fighting the echo chamber, one cross-aisle match at a time
• controlio — control your computer over SMS, 2014 edition

• 2026-06-21 cc-notes v0.7.8 — auto-installs the cc-notes binary on first session and adds the ccn alias
• 2026-06-21 cc-context v0.1.1 — cleared the S1–S7 acceptance-test findings and rewrote the ccx README
• 2026-06-21 cc-pool v0.31.8 — swept orphaned shared overlay entries into base on the fuse→symlink retreat
• 2026-06-21 captain-hook v3.12.0 — fetch declared packs on demand — @latest, daily refresh, frozen tags at add time
• 2026-06-20 slop-cop v0.1.20 — added golangci-lint v2 lint and vuln jobs and cleared the lint debt
• 2026-06-19 spawnllm v0.3.1 — threaded cwd and timeout through the call() entrypoint

Python      ████████████████████   51%
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Latest from Yasyf's Random Musings:

• Improving Claude Computer Use
• On Securing Model Supply Chains
• python 🤝 defer
• Haystack + Pinecone Hybrid Vectors
• CompressGPT: Decrease Token Usage by ~70%

Automate the boring parts, then automate the automation.