Founder building multiple web apps and plugins. WordPress, SaaS, experiments. - https://xitter.cf/t.co/lCJi4IzSWp - https://xitter.cf/t.co/eGg1Jd4l6u - https://xitter.cf/t.co/mokbxuh0lq
Pune, India
Joined January 2015
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If I don't work in @BorumiHQ now, I probably never will.
This is stunning!
this week I've been working on a custom motion graphics engine for @BorumiHQ . this video is fully generated in Borumi MCP + Claude. renders in seconds, fully GPU accelerated
I asked it to create a motion graphic to show high speed trains in Europe and Spain
This search bar looks way better than the default one on Omarchy. Almost has that macOS vibe but actually nicer.
Good job @typecraft_dev
I used Reverse Engineer Anything to re-create raycast on @omarchy. And I was blown away! In just a couple hours I have a fully-functioning raycast-like launcher! Right now it:
* Learns your habits
* Apps + every Omarchy action in one search
* Aliases & favorites
* Keyboard-first
* Follows your Omarchy theme live, opens in ~40ms
repo: github.com/typecraft-dev/oma…
I built short links into @ClassicMonks so campaign links stop depending on someone else's shortener.
They live on your own domain, like yoursite.com/go/offer, with clicks tracked by country, device and referrer, plus expiry dates and password protection.
I built AI crawler blocking into @ClassicMonks as one toggle. It writes GPTBot, ClaudeBot, CCBot and the rest into robots.txt and logs what got blocked.
Honest limit: robots.txt is a request. Some AI companies say they honor it, others haven't.
I would not hand over a client site where a stolen password is enough to get in.
@ClassicMonks adds 2FA to the login: authenticator app codes, email codes for users without one, trusted devices so it isn't every login, and rate limiting on the code itself.
I built Code Manager into @ClassicMonks because functions.php is the first thing a theme update or switch wipes.
It keeps PHP, CSS, JS and HTML snippets as files outside the theme, checks syntax before saving, and switches off a snippet that throws a fatal error.
I spent way too long figuring out why a client site was slow. Their page builder loaded 14 scripts on every single page, even the ones that didn't use it.
Assets Manager in @ClassicMonks unloads a plugin's CSS and JS per URL, everywhere, or by regex rule.
A fresh WordPress install is 20 to 30 minutes before I have written anything: permalinks, timezone, pages, plugins, deleting Hello World and Akismet.
@ClassicMonks does the pass in one wizard, 2 to 3 minutes. Fresh installs only, because it deletes the defaults on purpose.
“This is a crime against the people of India!” Elon says, just because he cannot sell his internet in India.
Not the first time he has tried to bully his way into a deal.
I cannot count the times I have wanted to know what a site did last week. WordPress logs almost nothing: no 404 record, no redirect chain, no search queries, no broken links.
@ClassicMonks logs all of them, and opens debug.log from wp-admin without FTP or SSH.
I hand over client sites carrying the client's name in the admin, not mine sitting next to @ClassicMonks.
White label covers the whole plugin: brand color, menu icon, header logo, admin bar, and the license screen.
A WordPress login form gives you allow or block. That was never enough for the client sites I build.
So login and registration forms in @ClassicMonks run rules: pick a field, an operator, a value, then the action, from assigning a role to holding a signup for approval.
I install the same plugin on six client sites a year, by hand, every time. URL, unzip, upload, activate.
@ClassicMonks does it in one screen instead: paste a ZIP URL, upload a local file, browse a shared Google Drive folder, or search WordPress.org by author.
I keep finding the same thing on client sites. Of the 50 I audited, the average was 34 active plugins, and the ones quietly rotting are never the ones you look at.
So the Plugins page in @ClassicMonks scores every plugin 0 to 100 on update recency and WordPress compatibility.
Hi Creators, I'm looking for a lightweight IDE.
What are you using, or which IDE do you want to switch to?
I replaced Wispr Flow with Fluid Voice on my Mac and never looked back.
This looks like something I would jump to try out on my iPhone.
Introducing Wispr-flow like AI Dictation, BUT using local AI
Send messages, Speak ideas into your iPhone, convert your speech to text instantly
All done locally, so no cloud involved, giving you unlimited words :)
I'm a solo developer trying hard to change the landscape of AI dictation :)
1st round of TestFlight was a SHOUTING success!!
Round 2 is open for everyone who missed it
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