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There’s a folder sitting in my Downloads called Wedding - Raw Video.

I built a tiny tool called MCPlexer, and it does exactly one thing: it lets you run more than one instance of the same MCP server at once, without their tools colliding.

Back in 2020, in the thick of COVID quarantine, I started this blog.

I was sitting with a few colleagues a while back - the kind of engineers who make you feel slow in a code review - and we got to talking about coding agents.

If you’ve spent any real time with agentic tools, you’ve felt this: rules, skills, and configs scattered across half a dozen projects with no real linkage.

Over the past week, I was introduced to a tool called Raycast.

I make a lot of promises on WhatsApp.

As all good stories go, this one too starts with a wedding - my wedding.

Like most folks, my work calendar and my personal ones live in different accounts.

I recently sat down with my manager to lay out the plan for the coming quarter.

As an ADHD person, I have a problem - I forget to get back to people.

Like a lot of folks, I recently got hooked on Severance.

One of the feelings I hate the most around winter time is the striking temperature difference between my shower and the outside world.

Recently, I dove head-first into a new hobby - the world of quantified self.

Working in a Web3 centered company, a lot of my online attention is spent on Twitter (X) - after all, this is where a lot of the people in the community are.