23h ago · 3 min read · Every JavaScript developer spends time staring at package.json files. Whether you're auditing dependencies in a new project, checking what version of React you're running, or trying to figure out why
Join discussion23h ago · 13 min read · Every developer has built a quick script to solve an annoying problem. A URL scraper. A log parser. A deployment helper. These throwaway utilities live in your ~/scripts folder, unnamed and unloved. But here is the thing: someone else has the exact s...
Join discussion1d ago · 9 min read · 5 Developer CLI Tools I Built and Published on npm This Week Last week, I challenged myself to build and publish five CLI tools on npm in seven days. Not toy projects or hello-world wrappers -- real tools that solve real problems I kept running into ...
Join discussion4d ago · 10 min read · Every API you've ever used has a rate limiter sitting somewhere between you and the server. Hit it too many times and you get the dreaded 429 Too Many Requests. But have you ever wondered what's actua
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Mar 7 · 6 min read · Every Node.js API I've ever built needed the same things: Which routes are slow? How many DB queries is this endpoint firing? What's the error rate on /orders vs /users? Can I trace a request acro
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Mar 8 · 3 min read · We built an entire agent economy ecosystem. Now it has a name. For the past several months we've been shipping — quietly, separately, under three different package names. agentwallet-sdk. clawpay-mcp. webmcp-sdk. Each one solving a real problem, each...
Join discussionMar 7 · 5 min read · The Problem Every time a user opens a login screen in a mobile app, they have to manually type their phone number. It's a small friction point — but friction kills conversions. I was building a React
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