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tl;dr My mini note-taking CLI tool jot can now back-up jottings to a GitHub gist, thanks to GitHub’s gh CLI.

tl;dr I’ve now used my CLI tool jot nearly 1200 times.

Temba, his arms wide. tl;dr I messed around again with tyle, my Python-CLI roguelike-like.

Haven’t the foggiest about this terrain. tl;dr tyle, my Python-CLI roguelike-like, now has ‘fog of war’.

tl;dr The {weva} R package contains a titchy command-line interface (CLI) to present an opinionated micro-weather report.

________ / \ / he \ \ xt / \________/ tl;dr The {hext} R package helps you make text-based hex logos.

tl;dr I’m writing tyle to help in my quest to slay Python.

tl;dr jot now has --where, --version, --from and --to options.

tl;dr {a11ytables} is dead, long live {aftables}.

Yes, my true calling is ASCII art. tl;dr I’ve made pet: a (very simple) Python tool to look after a persistent cyberpet on your command line.

tl;dr You can use Python’s rich library to make super minimal presentations at the command line.

tl;dr I’ve added a small set of options to jot, my minimal opinionated Python command-line tool that helps me remember stuff.

tl;dr I’ve started a minimal opinionated Python command-line tool to help me remember stuff.

tl;dr You can use uv to help turn a Python1 script into a self-contained executable.

Would you buy this as a tasteful wallpaper?

Graphic design is my passion. tl;dr I’ve made {hexbase}, a simple package to create hex stickers in R.

tl;dr I made a quick Shiny app that generates randomised characters for your next roguelike game, made with parts designed by Kenney.

Graphic design is my passion. tl;dr As a test, I uploaded an R Shiny app to itch.io, which is a platform for sharing indie games.

You sunk my battleship!

Fast blue hedgehog man in Little Pixel Fun Zone, Act 1 (original art by the author). tl;dr I made a simple toy pixel-editor for the browser, which helped me learn about reacting to user clicks and implementing undo/redo in {shiny}.