Tools and extensions built to solve problems I kept running into — mostly around reading, writing, and thinking.
A quiet weekly research intelligence desk for economics working papers. Franklin filters a deliberately chosen set of sources, produces concise evidence-labelled summaries, and keeps every item linked to the original research.
An account of the personal AI infrastructure I run at home — a continuous background process that monitors inboxes, calendars, and feeds, synthesises what matters, and delivers a morning briefing. More a reflection on what it means to delegate attention than a technical manual.
A browser extension that strips clutter from any web page and produces clean, well-typeset output for reading or printing. Powered by Claude Haiku. Free.
Capture text fragments while reading online. Everything saved locally via a companion daemon and searchable by meaning rather than keywords, using OpenAI embeddings over SQLite.