Dakota Codes

A focused device made for writing.

A simple tool that makes timeboxing feel tangible.

A practical guide to open and local AI models for enterprise teams: what changed, what it costs, how to start, and how to build hybrid systems that actually work.

Running an always-on AI agent on $15 hardware.

Agents are changing how software gets built, and individuals now have more leverage than ever.

I ported a tiny GPT to an Apple Watch in both Swift and C.

Announcing a research and systems project exploring how AI agents can safely create, maintain, and govern shared organizational knowledge.

How I built a privacy-first RAG pipeline using WebLLM, Transformers.js, and IndexedDB.

ted-mosby is officially available on npm.

A programmable keypad might sound like overkill.

How AI agents are solving the eternal problem of stale documentation by automatically generating comprehensive, traceable architectural wikis from your codebase.

An age-old tip for staying sharp with your tools, more relevant than ever.

A walkthrough of model training: what it actually is, the different approaches, and where to get the compute.

A floating YouTube player disguised as a tiny retro television.

watchOS doesn't have Safari, so developers use an authentication API as a backdoor browser.

TIL the browser can make your phone buzz.

Agent Skills are the hot topic in AI-assisted development, but their real power is something simpler: documented workflows that anyone can follow.

Wishing everyone a wonderful 2026 filled with experimentation, learning, and building cool things

Memory, Slash Commands, Skills, Subagents, Hooks.

A technical exploration of how modern browser APIs and floppy disks enable a renaissance of physical, portable computing—combining web technologies with retro media for apps you truly own

How to find the exact commit that introduced a bug using git bisect's powerful binary search algorithm

Claude's experimental artifacts feature joins tools like v0.dev and Lovable in the growing ecosystem of idea-to-app builders.

A customizable guide showing how anyone can contribute real features to software projects using their choice of AI agent.

Discover how AI agents can digest API documentation into rich, actionable context, and why this might be one of their most practical use cases yet.

How to run a powerful open-source GPT model locally on your Mac using Ollama

A hands-on experiment turning an iPhone into a development machine using AI tools, revealing how mobile computing and AI agents are reshaping what's possible in software development.

A practical guide to today’s coding agents: how agentic tooling works, how to pick the right model “brain,” and how to read benchmarks and leaderboards.

Welcome to my new React + Vite powered blog.