The features in your head are worth nothing. The feature in someone's hands is worth everything.
I have a notes file of 200 "great ideas." The two I actually shipped taught me more than the 198 I theorized about. Building beats planning. Always has.
a CLI for devs, now in public beta. Looking for early users who'll tell me what's broken. First 50 signups get it free for life.
Been heads-down on a CLI for devs for months. It's finally good enough to show. Would mean a lot if you took a look and told me the truth.
Got tired of writing the same shell scripts in every project, so I built a CLI that does it for me.
Every new repo: env validation, git hooks, lint config, a Makefile nobody reads. 20 minutes of yak-shaving before the first real line of code.
`devkit init` and you're done. Opinionated defaults, everything overridable.
→ Pre-commit hooks that actually catch things
→ Type-safe env loading
→ A task runner that's just bash underneath, no magic
Open source, MIT. Stars appreciated, honest issues appreciated more.
