Puts each running coding agent on its own lit key of a macropad, so you can jump between them with your thumb.
A Git-native issue tracker. Tickets live in the repository itself, with a CLI and a TUI.
Fetches your page as Twitterbot, as Slackbot, and as a browser, then shows you the preview card each one would actually build.
Scott's Own Editor — a built-in TUI text editor for CLI tools, so nobody gets dropped into vim unwillingly.
Markdown slide decks that run in your terminal, with syntax highlighting and keyboard navigation.
Presentation software for developers — slides in Markdown, served from a local web server, presenter notes included.
A toolchain for writing ebooks with Git, GitHub and AsciiDoc — the tooling behind Pro Git.
Git's Smart HTTP server protocol as a Rack app, so any Ruby web server could host Git repositories.
Large binary files in Git, kept outside the repository — an early stab at the problem Git LFS later solved.
A Mercurial plugin that pushes to and pulls from Git servers, converting changesets losslessly in both directions.
Assigning office desks optimally with the Hungarian algorithm and an Airtable form full of everyone's preferences.
The rest is on github.com/schacon.