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The story of each product, one decision at a time: what I chose, what it cost, what happened next.
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Tuned in development
Tennis impact sensor, Tuned Dot, on nRF54L15 and Zephyr, with a Flutter app.
Zephyr · C · Flutter
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NeuroTerm maintained
Serial and SSH terminal for embedded developers who work with coding agents. Terminal Use lets the agent read and type on your board; Work memory keeps each board's record.
Tauri 2 · React · Rust
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harness-maker maintained
Project-shaped agent harness. On PyPI, grade-gated review.
Python · Jinja2 · PyPI
Latest log Intent-Based Development GitHub →
08 essays · latest first
- 01harness-maker: Intent-Based DevelopmentI write down my product's job and principles, then return to them each time I choose, specify and judge a feature. Notes from my tennis product, Tuned.
- 02harness-maker: Side vs ProductionI run side and production projects together, and they need different workflows. Most harnesses are fixed, so I built a tool that makes one per project.
- 03Tuned: What I Don't Hand Off to My AI TeamAn AI team writes most of my first drafts. The parts I must know and the parts I decide, I still understand to the end. Read wide, write in one lane.
- 04Tuned: The Two Seats Left to PeopleI re-sorted the twenty-eight disciplines a hardware product needs. Twenty end as files, so the harness took them. Six stop at a doorway. Two stay human.
- 05Tuned: A Roadmap That Marks Where to Quit FirstA solo founder's roadmap is closer to a map of kill-gates than a schedule. Cheap, decisive checkpoints before costly stages, and permission to quit early.
- 06Tuned: The Co-Founder That Built Too FastThe harness made building so cheap I built most of the product before checking anyone would pay. A good co-founder's risky side, a solo founder's trap.
- 07Tuned: What I Am Making, and Why I Make It AloneA tennis player and 18-year embedded engineer builds an impact sensor alone, with an LLM as the team. Page one of a productization diary, kept either way.
- 08Why I Started EdgeLogI wanted to know what happens when LLMs, zero-trust security, and modern frameworks meet real embedded hardware. A research log from the edge.