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projects · October 2026
glab api
glab api, the raw request command in GitLab's command-line client: --field decodes JSON arrays and objects, bracketed names reach the API as the query parameters they spell, --paginate follows the Link URL as given, and mr create recognizes a title already marked Draft.
projects · July 2026
Evidence Factory
A worked demonstration of running a continuous ATO evidence pipeline for NIST 800-53 controls entirely inside GitLab: a policy plane injects a conformance stage no repository can edit, a released CI/CD Catalog runs the checks, and one Python driver turns each result into a merge gate and a control posture.
projects · May 2026
bairn
Copies a child's photos and videos out of a Famly nursery feed onto the household's own disk, with the post, the educator and the time written into each photo as EXIF and XMP. Optional upload to a self-hosted Immich.
writing · May 2026
A Progressive Vendor Stance for the Agent-Native Future
I emailed Famly support in September 2024 asking for a parent-side data export feature. They couldn't commit it to product (a small SaaS has to chase revenue features), but they pointed me at their API and left me an architecturally accessible position to build the integration myself. Twenty months later, with an AI harness on my side, bairn shipped. That stance is the right one for a world where users will increasingly act through agents.
projects · April 2026
postern
Routes events from Azure Event Grid, GCP Pub/Sub, AWS SQS, Kafka and any CloudEvents producer to GitLab pipeline triggers: one container, YAML routes, variables extracted from the payload, no database.
projects · April 2026
manifold
An API-only adoption profiler for self-managed GitLab: it reads activity through the REST API and renders a dashboard of adoption gaps and the enablement action that closes each one, entirely inside a customer's own network.
writing · March 2026
Go Architecture for LLM-Maintained Codebases
Structural choices in a Go project built mostly by LLMs: making wrong code fail to compile rather than fail code review.
projects · March 2026
yotoshelf
A self-hosted tool for making Yoto Make Your Own audio cards: record in a browser tab, draft and voice stories, print labels, publish through go-yoto, a dependency-free Go client with a dated ledger of how the API really behaves.