Open Source

I have a confession. For the past two years I have been subscribed to more newsletters than I will ever read, following more RSS feeds than I check, and saving more articles than I open. Every morning I sit down with a vague sense that something important happened and I missed it. The problem is not a lack of information. It is too much of it. AI, AI governance, product leadership, agents, MCP, new tools, the space moves fast and the signal-to-noise ratio is brutal. Miss a day and you feel behind. Read everything and you feel buried. There is no good default. ...

Every senior professional I know has the same problem. Too many newsletters. Too many feeds. Too many tabs open. And somehow, despite consuming more information than ever, the feeling that you’re missing the things that actually matter. I built the Personal Executive Briefing Agent to solve this for myself. It runs every night, collects signals from Gmail, RSS feeds, Reddit, and GitHub, scores each item against my actual priorities, and delivers one email every morning with the small number of things that genuinely deserve my attention – and exactly why each one matters to me specifically. ...

What Is This Chronicles of the Elder Realm is a solo high-fantasy text adventure powered by AI. You create a hero, get three AI-generated companions, and explore a procedurally generated world. An AI Dungeon Master narrates the story, runs combat, and reacts to everything you do. The game is built with vanilla JavaScript, runs entirely in the browser, and is fully open source. Play the Game Note: You’ll need an API key from one of the supported AI providers (Anthropic Claude, OpenAI, Google Gemini, or xAI Grok) to play. Enter it in the game’s Settings screen. Your key stays in your browser and is never sent anywhere except the AI provider. ...

This week I wanted to take a little break from the heavy stuff. It has been a month, the war is still raging, and me, my wife, and our four kids are still at home. I have been doing my best to balance, well, everything. Work, family, stress, routine, and the constant background noise of reality. I needed a bit of an escape. When I was younger, meaning about five minutes ago 😄, I really loved quest games. I also played a bit of Dungeons & Dragons when I was young. With the progress of AI, I kept thinking how cool it would be to use AI as the dungeon master. A quick Google search makes it clear that I am definitely not the only person who had this idea. But still, I have Claude, so why not just build it myself? ...