I wanted an ESP32 camera board to act like an ordinary webcam. Not a Wi-Fi
stream, not an access point, not a little HTTP camera server: a real USB Video
Class device that Linux would expose as /dev/video0.
The working hardware was a Seeed XIAO ESP32S3 Sense. That matters because the board has native USB, PSRAM, and a camera module. A generic ESP32-CAM module without native USB cannot become a normal USB webcam just by changing Python or host-side code.
Guide: Creating isolated feature branch environments (Modal + Neon) for the agents server
Complete guide for deploying an isolated copy of the agents server stack for feature testing without touching dev/prod.
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A Claude Code skill that applies Sanju Sivalingam's design, engineering, and product ideals as a thinking lens — distilled from his writings and thoughts at sanju.sh/writings and sanju.sh/thoughts.
Invoke it on any piece of work to get feedback or a review through his lens: subtract before you add, show don't describe, capture the why, right-size the tool, and more.
please dont read this! read https://theshapeofexperience.org/ instead for the latest content. but i just want to dump this here in case i die or something
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AGI SDK Binary Architecture - Claude Code Pattern
This document describes the AGI driver binary and SDK architecture. The driver is a self-contained agent that captures screenshots, reasons with Claude, and executes actions autonomously. SDKs are thin event wrappers.
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TL;DR: Claude Code has a built-in --print --output-format=json mode that bypasses the TUI completely, giving you clean programmatic access to Claude as an async agent runtime.
While building a document editing agent system, I discovered that Claude Code's binary includes a first-class JSON output mode that completely bypasses the terminal UI rendering, making it perfect for programmatic use.
Or: I Accidentally Invented a Way to Make Computers Program Themselves Because I Got Tired of Explaining Things Three Times
Look, I'm going to be honest with you. I built an entire campaign management system—email automation, AI filters, scheduled triggers, the whole nine yards—basically by myself. How? Well, I fired three contractors trying to build it before I realized I could do it myself. By "myself" I mean I got GPT to do it while I ate chips and occasionally typed "looks good, continue."
I haven't actually read the rest of this post yet but I'm pretty sure it's genius. Here you go.
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| GLWT (Good Luck With That) Public License | |
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| Everyone is permitted to copy, distribute, modify, merge, sell, publish, | |
| sublicense or whatever they want with this software but at their OWN RISK. | |
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| The author has absolutely no clue what the code in this project does. | |
| It might just work or not, there is no third option. |