Lazy Susan: Spin the Chef
I built a dinner table where the Chef tries to kill me with a pepper. I can send it back.
I needed a tool. Then a game. Then a shelf for all of them.
I built a dinner table where the Chef tries to kill me with a pepper. I can send it back.
I send a file with a short code. Nobody has to make a cloud folder about it.
I put agent sessions and Spotify lyrics in the notch. The missing pixels have a job now.
I keep the receipt, the budget, and the family ledger together. The spending still happens.
I write Markdown, then present the same file as slides. One document is enough to maintain.
I built a property game with auctions, trades, and tactical cards. Rent remains the villain.
I listen to YouTube without watching it. The video gets blurred. The lecture continues.
I keep projects, files, and agent sessions beside the terminal. The shell still does the work.
I built a four-player card table with a Rust rules engine. The cards get an impartial witness.
I put Claude Code, Codex, and Grok in the notch. Now I can see which one is waiting for me.
I look up the engineering term and copy the prompt. Naming the problem is a useful start.
I wrote down how I want agents to build software. Passing a test is one of the steps.
I keep a searchable directory of DeepSeek Harness plugins. Finding the tool is its own task.
I gave my Linux desktop a macOS habit. The installer remembers how I did it.
I put the small web utilities in one place. They were starting to need a directory.
I turn HTML files into a slide deck. The browser was already open.
I collected browser tools for files, text, and media. The drawer got a search box.
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