Timeline

I created git-activity in a631c98 so I can quickly answer "what have I been working on?" It walks a directory tree, finds the Git repos underneath it, and shows the latest log entries from each one in a single pass. It also supports a few filters, which is handy when I only want to review a slice of recent work; for example, from my projects folder I can run:

git-activity -r blog -m feat -x chore

That recursively scans repos, focuses on feature work, and leaves chores out of the list.

I moved the timeline-entry workflow into a repo-local skill in f7fceef. It now sits at .claude/skills/timeline-entry/SKILL.md, with the date/time quoting rules, status tags, and commit-based workflow close to the files it writes.

I published The Limits of AI and Where Humans Shine — a devlog about a tiny timeline sorting bug that turned into a useful comparison between AI confidence, runtime verification, and human judgement. It follows the fix from plausible-but-wrong timestamp changes to a quoted-date guard that keeps the timeline honest.

I added a /release skill to 11ty-subspace-builder in f1cb3a3. It captures the release ritual in one place: choose the semver bump, update package.json, commit chore: release vX.Y.Z, push, and create the GitHub release with the right title, body, and compare link.

Published What's Worth Keeping: On Humanness in the Age of AI — a post on what I've been thinking about since attending a thought experiment session on AI and skill erosion. It's about the parts of humanness I think are genuinely worth protecting — junior skill-building, critical thinking, forming a view before outsourcing it — and what I actually try to do in my own daily use of AI tools.

Added a personal timeline feed to the site. Markdown files in timeline/, same front matter as posts. Color is tag-driven: shipped goes green, published goes blue, thinking goes amber — no extra fields needed.

Added random month navigation in v1.3.0 of project-etho — a button that jumps to a random month's content rather than always landing on the latest. Good for surfacing older stuff without having to browse manually.

Published A Small Digital Garden That Feels Like Home — a reflective post on what it means to tend a personal site: slow accumulation, things planted for yourself rather than an audience, and why that feels different from posting anywhere else.

Fixed OG image generation for Chinese text in v1.21.1 of 11ty-subspace-builder — social cards were silently dropping CJK characters, now they render correctly.

Published a note on homemade hash browns, two ways — the kind of thing I keep wanting to look up and never find written the way I remember it, so I wrote it down myself.

Published Cloudflare Build Notifications via Email Routing and Email Worker — a walkthrough of wiring up Cloudflare Pages build webhooks through Email Routing and a lightweight Email Worker so I get a plain email whenever a deploy succeeds or fails.

Added copy buttons to long fenced code blocks in v1.21.0 of 11ty-subspace-builder. Short snippets don't get one — only blocks long enough that scrolling to copy is annoying.

Code blocks and GitHub embeds now follow the runtime theme in v1.19.0 of 11ty-subspace-builder. If a visitor switches between light and dark, the embeds switch with them rather than staying hardcoded.

Shipped a lightweight notes section in v1.19.0 of 11ty-subspace-builder — short-form content separate from posts, with its own collection and OG image support so each note gets a proper social card.

Starting a captain's log. Shipped things, published writing, half-formed thoughts — all in one place, in order, no categories needed. Let's see how it goes.