Jordan Krueger's Mission Control

A friend of mine has been complaining about Facebook for about eight years now.

A couple of weeks ago I found a leaked password in one of my own repositories.

Years ago, long before any of the AI tools existed, I decided I wanted every one of my medical records in one place.

I made [Awesome ActionKit](https://github.com/jordankrueger/awesome-actionkit) — a curated, categorized index of the tools, snippets, dashboards, SQL recipes, consultants, and guides that have grown up around ActionKit over the last twenty years.

A few weeks ago I was watching a feature ship to production on a community platform I help run.

Years ago, when I was at CREDO Action, I started a working group called the Progressive Deliverability Round Table.

A couple months ago I went to download a year of Chase credit card transactions so I could feed them into my own finance tool.

The first time I pointed Claude Code at my infrastructure with a checklist and told it to go looking for problems, it came back with a healthcheck counter sitting at 69,231 consecutive failures.

I'd been paying for Raindrop Pro for about a year.

A volunteer submitted a pull request to one of my community projects a few weeks ago.

Everyone's talking about what AI can do in a chat window.

A colleague messaged me a few weeks ago asking if I still had a document from when we worked together at CREDO.

I was reviewing a printer recommendation report for a client a few weeks ago.

Elena Rossini published an essay last week called "[Openness, transparency and reach: three reasons why public institutions should embrace the Fediverse](https://blog.elenarossini.com/openness-transparency-and-reach-three-reasons-why-public-institutions-s…

When I worked at CREDO, we made a decision that a lot of progressives hated: We started a superPAC.

I run a small content brand as a side project.

A few months ago, I realized I was subscribed to about 40 email newsletters and reading maybe three of them.

I've been using [Carrd](https://carrd.co/) for my personal website for years.

Let me cut straight to it: **the single most impactful security upgrade your organization can make is adopting a password manager.** Not two-factor authentication (though that's important too).

AI notetakers are one of the most impactful, low-effort tools you can add to your workflow today.