Tools

PowerExt started with a single Chrome extension. In 2024 I built Scribe Menu because I was tired of copying text into ChatGPT every time I wanted a proofread. Two years later, PowerExt has four apps, and they all sign in with the same account. The idea behind all of them is the same: small apps that each do one job well. No bloat, no feature for the sake of a feature. The four apps App What it does Where it runs Scribe Menu AI actions in your browser’s right-click menu Chrome extension Wander Watches flight and hotel prices for your budget Web app Tandem A shared home notebook for couples Web app Mind A private journal that reads along Web app (new) Scribe Menu: your prompts, one right-click away Scribe Menu is still the one I use every day. You create your own AI actions, each with its own prompt, inputs and output, and they show up in the right-click menu on any website. Select text, pick an action, and the result appears inline, with no tab switching. ...

If you have ever sat down with Claude Code on a Monday morning and realized the agent has no memory of what it tried on Friday, you have felt the problem ticketd was built to solve. It is a small, opinionated tracker exposed over the Model Context Protocol (MCP) - a single Go binary, a single SQLite file, six tools, and a worldview: the worklog is the product, not the status field. ...

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is revolutionizing how AI assistants interact with tools and data sources. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll build a production-ready MCP server in Go that provides powerful file operations-think of it as the strings utility package, but for files and AI assistants. What is MCP? MCP (Model Context Protocol) is a standardized way for AI assistants to interact with external tools and data sources. Instead of custom integrations for each tool, MCP provides a universal protocol that works with any compliant server. ...