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• Claude CodeBuilds everythingThe tool that built this site and most of my business.

• GitHubWhere the work livesCode, issues, CI and releases, in one place.

• Wispr FlowI talk, it typesMost of what I send an agent starts as speech, not typing.

• DockerEverything runs in a containerLocal dev matches production because both are the same compose stack.

• OrchestKitMy agent operating systemThe plugin that turns Claude Code into a team with roles.

• StorybookEvery component, in isolationWhere a component is proven before it reaches a page.

• shadcn/uiThe UI primitivesComponents I own the code for, not a library I am locked into.

• CursorA second pair of eyesA separate review lane, so one model does not grade its own homework.

• Next.jsThe web frameworkThe framework this site and the client sites I build run on.

• TypeScriptTypes everywhereEvery JavaScript repo I own is TypeScript, so mistakes fail the build, not the visitor.

• ReactEvery interface I shipThe UI layer under this site, my dashboard and the client sites.

• Tailwind CSSThe styling layerUtility classes on top of design tokens, so light, dark and Hebrew all come from one source.

• FastAPIThe API behind my agentsThe Python API my platform and its agents run through.

• PlaywrightEnd-to-end testsReal browsers click through the site before a change can merge.

• Google WorkspaceMail, calendar and docsWhere the business mail and calendar live, readable by my agents.

• VercelShips the front endsEvery client site and dashboard deploys here on push.

• CloudflareThe edge in front of everythingDNS, the firewall and email security in front of every site I run.

• TerraformThe servers are a fileNo server exists because someone clicked a button.

• Cloudflare R2Where the files liveObject storage with no egress fee, which is the whole reason.

• UpstashRate limits without a serverThe serverless Redis that rate-limits this site's chat and API routes.

• Claude Agent SDKAgents inside my APIThe same agent loop as Claude Code, running inside my own services.

• Vercel AI SDKAI in the web appsHow model output streams into the interfaces I build.

• Anthropic APIThe model behind the workClaude runs the agents, the site chat, and the ops bots.

• OpenAISecond opinion and imagesWhere I go when a different model is the better tool.

• Google GeminiVideo, images and voiceGoogle's model family for everything that is not text.

• GroqTranscription, fastWhisper at a speed that makes voice notes practical.

• OpenRouterOne key, many modelsLets me swap a model without swapping an integration.

• HiggsfieldBrand visuals and videoWhere the cinematic brand work gets made.

• fal.aiImage models on tapThe generation backend behind the creative pipeline.

• DeepgramWho said whatSpeaker separation on recorded calls.

• SonioxHebrew that survivesThe one transcriber that handles Hebrew and English in the same sentence.

• CartesiaThe English voiceLow-latency speech for anything that talks back.

• ElevenLabsMusic beds for the studioWired into my creative studio for generated music; speech runs elsewhere.

• TavilySearch built for agentsWeb results an agent can actually use, without the page noise.

• NotebookLMTurns docs into a briefingWhere a pile of sources becomes something I can listen to.

• Voyage AIMakes search understand meaningThe embeddings behind my knowledge base.

• SlackWhere I read the businessEvery bot, deploy and alert reports into a channel, not into a log file.

• WhatsAppThe channel clients actually answerIn Israel, email is where a thread goes to die.

• ResendEmail that arrivesTransactional mail without a deliverability project.

• Cal.comBooking without the back and forthA link instead of six messages about Tuesday.

• XWhere I publish in EnglishShort, technical, and usually about something that just broke.

• LinkedInWhere I publish long formLonger posts, for the people who actually hire me.

• InstagramWhere the visual work goesBrand and client visuals, cross-posted from one place.

• ThreadsA second English feedSame drafts, one more audience, no extra work.

• TelegramThe bot channelWhere machine chatter goes so it does not clutter a human channel.

• DiscordWhere the communities areLess a tool I run, more where the people I learn from sit.

• SubstackThe long versionWhere a thing that needs 2,000 words goes.

• LangfuseEvery model call, tracedEvery prompt and output is traced, so I can show what an agent did and what it cost.

• PostHogWhat people actually doProduct analytics without shipping my users to an ad network.

• ProdigiPrints and ships for mePrint on demand, so I hold no stock.

• SanityContent for eight sitesOne CMS, eight projects, edited without a deploy.

• Codex CLIA second coding agentOpenAI's coding agent, for tasks where a second model is the better fit.

• CandleKeepA library my agents can readBooks and my own notes, searchable by agents before they reinvent an answer.

• MotionAnimationThe motion on this site, from section reveals to this orbit's dossier.

• RemotionVideo, written as codeVideos composed in React, so a change is a commit, not a re-edit.

• VitestUnit testsThe fast test layer that runs on every push.

• pnpmPackage managerInstalls for every JavaScript repo, with a delay on brand-new releases.

• CodeRabbitAI code reviewA reviewer that reads every pull request before I do.

• RenovateDependencies, kept currentA bot that opens the update pull requests so I only review them.

• uv + RuffPython, fastAstral's installer and linter for every Python project I run.

• TurborepoThe monorepo buildBuilds and tests only what changed, and remembers the rest.

• Context7Current docs for agentsAgents read the library docs as they are today, not as they were at training time.

• 21st.devComponent searchA registry of ready components my agents search before building one.

• LangGraphAgent workflowsMulti-step agent flows that can pause, resume and be inspected.

• PipecatVoice agentsChains speech-to-text, a model and a voice into one real-time conversation.

• FastMCPMy MCP serversThe framework behind the MCP servers that give my agents typed tools.

• GrokAnother model in the mixxAI's model, one of the models I test side by side before picking one for a job.

• WhisperTranscription on my laptopSpeech to text that runs locally, so call audio never leaves the machine.

• RiversideRecording and editingWhere I record video, and where my agents help cut it.