I was inspired by the release of the Codex Micro controller (https://worklouder.cc/codex-micro) and repurposed a DJ TechTools Midi Fighter Twister I had laying around into a hardware visualizer for my Claude Code sessions.
This is a little daemon that listens for CC webhook events and updates the MIDI controller in response.
I haven't seen very many hardware visualizers for agentic workflows, and I've grown accustomed to having my agents reflected in the MIDI controller propped up under my monitor. If one needs my attention it starts flashing red and I can click on it to go to that session.
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Tautologically, all fonts are made by type designers, who aren't necessarily programmers. I'm about to start designing a new monospace font, and I realized there are next to no primary sources about what programmers actually want in their fonts.
So: what design choices/features/characters/pricing/styles do you like or dislike in your programming fonts?
I read on my Kindle and I travel a lot, so I don't have a physical bookshelf, and I miss that. When folks ask me what I've read or what I recommend, I send a few lines or a messy Notion. To solve that for me, and for the other digital book lovers out there, I built this app, a free forever easy and beautiful way to share what you've read, what you've watched and what you recommmend others. Think Goodreads minus the bloat and the corporate! You can easily search for books, add them in bulk, select covers for them, and then share the link with others. It also has a shelf for movies! Let me know if you are a book lover or a movie lover and you find this useful! It's also the first time I publish a project, so appreciate the feedback.