"What I cannot create, I do not understand" - Richard Feynman

• How Neovim helped improve my productivity
• Vim As Your Editor

Dates show the latest commit on each project's default branch (UTC), refreshed weekly.

• cubrid-ci _{updated 2026-09-22} — Reports CUBRID pull-request status and collects exact-commit GitHub Actions evidence for test_medium, test_sql, and test_shell analysis
• cubrid-jira _{updated 2026-10-02} — Provides cubrid-jira-search utility for AI agent skills and automation
• cubrid-oos-context _{updated 2026-09-21} — Authoritative CUBRID OOS project context docs consumed by AI agent skills
• cubrid-oos-search _{updated 2026-03-30} — Semantic search over the CUBRID OOS knowledge vault (LlamaIndex + ChromaDB)
• cubrid-oos-vault _{updated 2026-04-01} — CUBRID OOS knowledge vault published as a Quartz digital garden
• cubrid-qahome _{updated 2026-07-23} — Python CLI for authenticated fetching and offline parsing of CUBRID QA portal pages (private)
• cubrid-test-ai-reporter _{updated 2026-03-23} — AI-powered test result reporter for CUBRID

• cubrid-ha-oneclick _{updated 2025-12-10} — One-click CUBRID HA setup
• cubrid-ini-fzf _{updated 2026-08-03} — Interactive fzf tool for updating CUBRID system parameters in cubrid.conf
• cubrid-logtopbind-rs _{updated 2025-02-08} — CLI utility that rebinds CUBRID broker logs
• cubrid-memmondiff _{updated 2025-01-24} — CLI utility for diffing memmon dumps
• cubrid-oos-test _{updated 2026-06-15} — Simple test framework (just + shell automation) for CUBRID OOS project
• volmap _{updated 2026-09-11} — Read-only offline explorer for CUBRID volumes, pages, files, and records

• cubrid-dev2-custom-watchdog _{updated 2026-07-02} — Custom SSH and systemd watchdog guard for the dev2 server (private)
• cubrid-dev2-pid-io-observability _{updated 2026-07-02} — PID/process/cgroup-level I/O observability toolkit for dev2 incident attribution (private)
• cubrid-dev2-pr _{updated 2026-09-23} — CLI/TUI for tracking open CUBRID Dev2 teammate PRs with approval progress and review state
• cubrid-dev2-server _{updated 2026-09-08} — Dev server environment setup for CUBRID development

• my-cubrid _{updated 2026-10-06} — CUBRID-related utility scripts and settings
• my-cubrid-dev-containers _{updated 2025-02-19} — Dev Containers for CUBRID development
• my-cubrid-docs _{updated 2026-10-06} — Personal knowledge base of CUBRID design notes and architecture docs
• my-cubrid-doxygen _{updated 2025-09-15} — Personal Doxygen config for CUBRID source
• my-cubrid-jira _{updated 2026-10-02} — CUBRID JIRA issues and drafts in Markdown
• my-cubrid-justfiles _{updated 2026-07-15} — Personal per-ticket CUBRID justfiles (private)
• my-cubrid-skills _{updated 2026-10-06} — Claude Code skills for CUBRID development (JIRA lookup, PR review, CI failure analysis, test creation, and more)

• markdown-to-jira-confluence-online _{updated 2025-01-09} — Convert Markdown to Jira Confluence Wiki Markup online, powered by Rust and WASM
• md-to-jira-uploader _{updated 2026-07-06} — Markdown to JIRA uploader for jira.cubrid.org

• codex-view _{updated 2026-09-16} — Terminal session picker and live browser viewer for saved Codex CLI conversations, with Markdown and LaTeX rendering

• claude-code-docs _{updated 2026-04-13} — Claude Code study logs and references

• gh-pr-comments-fetch _{updated 2026-07-28} — Export GitHub pull request comments into context-rich Markdown for AI-assisted review workflows
• grill-tui _{updated 2026-09-29} — Terminal worksheet for quickly answering numbered AI questions and copying the responses back to chat
• work-tracker _{updated 2026-10-06} — Agent-friendly status ledger for parallel and long-running work (Rust CLI + read-only dashboard)

• depthlog-cpp _{updated 2026-01-21} — Depth logging library in C++
• depthlog-rust _{updated 2026-01-16} — Depth logging library in Rust (WIP)
• herdr-next-to-current _{updated 2026-10-07} — Python helper for opening Herdr tabs and workspaces next to the current item
• icsql-rs _{updated 2025-10-19} — Interactive CSQL tool in Rust (WIP)
• lazydiff-py _{updated 2025-08-18} — Interactive diff/patch TUI for two directories (WIP)
• lsp-cli _{updated 2025-12-31} — CLI LSP client for simple querying and LLM automation (WIP)
• my-git-utils _{updated 2026-10-06} — Personal Git command-line utilities (git-log, git-log-pick, and git-log-pr)
• patchers _{updated 2026-02-24} — TUI for interactively reviewing and slicing large diff/patch files
• zellij-new-tab-next-to-current _{updated 2026-06-22} — Zellij plugin to open new tabs next to the current tab

To me, the terminal is more than software. It’s a way of thinking — composable, minimal, powerful. That’s why I do almost everything there. I live in the terminal. 99% of my work (and fun) happens inside a CLI. It’s not just a tool — it’s my hobby.

I use, Arch, Neovim, Rust, Nushell, Colemakp btw.

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            `/:-:++oooo+:                Package Managers: pacman, paru, mise
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          `/++++++++++++++:              Terminal: zellij + wezterm, ghostty
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    /ossssssss/        +ssssooo/-        IDE: Neovim, Helix
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.`                                 `/    OS: Arch Linux (home), Rocky Linux (work), Nix

                                         Productivity: lazygit, fzf, fd, rg, delta, diffnav,
                                         atuin, eza, zoxide, starship, tealdeer, just

                                         Debugging: uftrace, gdb, perf, strace, valgrind

                                         Automation: sed, awk, jq, direnv, sqlite3

                                         AI: Codex, Claude Code Max (ex. oh-my-opencode, gemini)

                                         Network: netscanner, bandwhich, termshark, trippy

                                         Monitoring: htop, btop, dust, dua, lazydocker, ctop