Projects you can actually try: a book, a reader's starter kit, a finance portal, a scanner, and a tool. Everything public and free.
book · EnglishDaniel Marlow. Stop re-explaining your projects from zero: the repository as permanent memory, the AI session as a temp worker who forgets everything overnight. Kindle, free with Kindle Unlimited. Open on Amazon →
One file, one block. Fill in three lines once; after that you paste one message per session and the assistant runs the rest. No install, no payment, no book required. Download →
The scanner from the book. Every evening after the US close it checks one condition and publishes a journal at real opening prices. No orders are sent. It is a demonstration that the method runs unattended, not a promise of returns.
Open the dashboard → · updates daily
Calculators and explanations in Russian: salary, arnona, mortgage, pension, taxes, workers' rights. No sign-up, no ads.
Open the portal →
A command-line tool that finds duplicates, leftover archives, broken metadata, secrets (including inside docx, epub and zip archives), dead links, and placeholders like "TODO". Every report ends with a section on what the check does not prove.
Open on GitHub → · also on the GitHub Marketplace
I build small systems that keep working when nobody is watching, and I write about the part most tutorials skip: how a project remembers itself between AI sessions.
The book collects that method. The starter kit is the method as files you can copy today. The scanner is the method running unattended, every evening, in public.