Aug 13, 2026
JournalTech
I Thought I Was Keeping Up
AI-assisted development is moving faster than line-by-line review can comfortably follow, raising new questions about trust, control, and what meaningful oversight looks like.
AICodingCode Review
Journal
Thoughts, notes, and things worth writing down.
Writing, tech, meta notes, and personal logs from the software side of the bench.
7entriesThoughtsTechMetaWriting
Jun 22, 2026
JournalTech
Who is Doing the Reps? Staying Fit in an AI-Assisted Workflow
A practical look at using AI heavily without letting core skills soften, costs disappear from view, or the workflow become helpless without the machine.
AIWorkflowProductivity
May 26, 2026
JournalTech
Screenshots Are Instructions Now
Screenshots are becoming more than evidence for AI tools. They are turning into a fast, visual way to communicate structure, layout, taste, and intent.
AIScreenshotsPrompting
Apr 19, 2026
JournalTech
Browser AI and the return of the bookmarklet
Browser AI tools are making small page-specific scripts easier to use, and the old bookmarklet mindset is suddenly useful again.
AIBrowserBookmarklets
Apr 16, 2026
JournalTech
Why I switched to OpenCode Web UI
The path from Copilot and terminal-first agent tools to OpenCode's browser UI, and why webdev work finally pushed me toward the interface that feels the most usable day to day.
AIOpencodeTools
Apr 11, 2026
JournalTech
Testing whether GPT-5.4 could turn pdfcrop into a Windows app
A experiment in using GPT-5.4-high, a terminal, and almost no developer implementation work to turn an existing open source web app into a more accessible Windows desktop experience.
WindowsTauriRust
Apr 11, 2026
JournalMeta
Boot Log: Bringing the log online
First entry. Initial setup notes for the build log at citricguy.com — static Astro, markdown collections, and a terminal-inspired design system.
AstroInfrastructureMeta