Keyless reads, one-file TypeScript indexers, and a raw event firehose to build your own — the same tools whether it's hosted or running on your own hardware. Index, Subgraphs, Streams: three products, one SDK, one docker compose up.
Ryan Waits
I really like building things. Mostly software, and mostly to fix my own problems first. The fun part is taking stuff out. What's left is usually the good part.
CRDT storage, live cursors, presence, and undo/redo over WebSockets — the open-source alternative to Liveblocks you can actually run yourself. 10 packages, a live demo, six example apps.
Paste a live Stacks contract and get a real read: on-chain source fetched, value-transfer and access-control surface flagged, in seconds. The full run fans out five adversarially-verified subagents and reproduces confirmed findings in an isolated, airgapped Clarity VM — no mainnet required. Built on secondlayer.
Hand it a PDF or a link and it builds a spaced-repetition deck that cites its source — the grade comes from code checking your answer, not a model deciding to be nice. FSRS-6 scheduling, a keyless demo, and an agentic Studio that builds the tutor from a chat.
I'm also maintaining:
openpkg-ts — the full public API of any TypeScript package as a typed, machine-readable spec — extract it, diff it, feed it to agents.
drift — your code changed, your docs didn't — every stale JSDoc, example, and markdown page flagged with file and line.
Kourier Was RightMAY 27
Features Don't ComposeJAN 10
New Standard, Who Dis?DEC 15
How Does This Not Exist?OCT 15