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Technical writing by Jesse Bounds about coding agents, developer tools, games, and the terminal.

  1. Notion as Mission Control for My T3 Code Fleet

    A Notion Custom Agent wired to T3 Fleet Gateway: ask for coding work in Notion, get a PR back, and let the agent track reviews through to merge for you.

  2. t3-fleet-gateway: A Unified MCP Gateway for T3 Code, Driven by Grok Bot

    t3-fleet-gateway is a small always-on MCP gateway that lets Grok Bot run coding jobs on the T3 Code servers on my machines, one long-lived thread per project.

  3. Environment Update: A T3 Code Tokenmaxing Constellation

    My T3 Code setup: Claude and Codex subscriptions, two Mac workers, a lightweight laptop, and an iPhone to keep the agents cooking from anywhere.

  4. Rescue82: Making a Choplifter-style game for Apple Vision Pro

    Bringing a childhood love of Choplifter into Apple Vision Pro, with Astra, Claude Opus 5.5, Blender, and a lot to learn about VR.

  5. Automated inbox zero with Notion, agents, and Jev

    How I automated inbox zero with Notion and agents, using TypeSafe’s Jev to cut email label classification costs from $7.20 to $0.13 per 1,000 emails.

  6. Teaching Coding Agents to Drive cmux

    I wrote a skill that teaches coding agents like Claude Code how to use cmux's CLI to split panes, report progress, and orchestrate terminal sessions.

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