Claude-Code

claude-compass — working notes

Notes on my rule-based guard for Claude Code: the hook contract, the Python/Go pair, the shared test set, and the holes I found along the way.

the boy in the cap with a watering can and the robot with a pair of shears tending a garden bed made of stacked books and rolled scrolls, with vines growing out of them and a pile of cut trimmings on the ground

🌱 My Second Brain Weeds Itself Now

I gave my markdown knowledge base a nightly gardener — an AI that finds orphan notes and missing links and fixes them, every change a reviewable git commit. The fun part was the Kubernetes wall I hit on the way.

the boy in the cap kneeling to pull a drawer of file folders straight out of the robot's open chest, as if the robot were a filing cabinet

🪟 I Built Yet Another Claude Code Session Switcher

The web is flooded with Claude Code session managers. I built one more anyway — and the part worth sharing isn’t the tool, it’s what I had to learn about where Claude actually keeps your sessions.

Dice & Shrines mid-game — eight factions fighting over a procedurally generated hex map

🎲 I Built a Browser Game to Learn Coding Agents. It Turned Into Something Else.

What started as a Claude Code / Codex sandbox became a territory conquest game with five asymmetric guardians, procedurally generated hex maps, and a stats service to balance them. Here’s what happened.