Burke Holland burkeholland

Description

Apply the Postrboard design language — a refined, airy, code-native aesthetic used across postrboard.com and burkeholland.github.io — when designing or building any website, landing page, UI component, or web app. Use this skill whenever the user asks to design, style, or build a site and wants it to feel polished, modern, and developer-native. Trigger on phrases like "build me a site", "design a landing page", "make it look like postrboard", "use my design language", "create a new site", etc.

Postrboard Design Language

This skill defines the visual design language used across postrboard.com and the burkeholland.github.io family of sites. It is a refined, airy, code-native aesthetic — editorial restraint meets developer credibility.

Use this spec as a creative framework, not a rigid template. Every new site should feel fresh within these constraints — different font pairings, different color mode (light vs dark), different layout rhythm — but always recognizable as part o

/remote — Video Script

~3 min · ~400 words · 130 wpm

You can now continue working on any Copilot CLI session - right from your phone. Or from anywhere.

Whether you're in the terminal or in VS Code, you can keep Copilot moving even when you step away from your desk.

Here's how it works.

name	Figma Flat Illustration
description	Generate wallpapers and illustrations in Burke's preferred flat design style -- Figma-crafted look with artistry, smooth gradients, layered depth, no AI polish. Use when Burke asks for wallpapers, backgrounds, or illustrations.

Figma Flat Illustration Style

Burke's preferred illustration style for wallpapers and visual assets. The look is: a skilled designer built this in Figma -- clean vector shapes, flat fills with subtle gradients, layered depth, but with artistry and craft. Not too simple (basic shapes), not too polished (AI render). The sweet spot.

Style Definition

Product Requirements Document: The Urlist

Overview

The Urlist is a link-sharing application that allows users to curate collections of URLs into named lists and share them publicly via a unique URL. Lists can be created anonymously or by authenticated users, with authenticated users gaining the ability to manage and edit their lists over time.

User Roles

Create a skill called "peer-review" that launches Claude Sonnet 4.6, Claude Opus 4.6, and GPT 5.4 as parallel background subagents to independently review the users request and provide feedback on changes, additions, omissions, etc and return a concise list of suggestions on what should be changed.

VIDEO SCRIPT: How AI Agent Harnesses Actually Work

For Burke Holland | ~15-20 minutes

COLD OPEN

[ON CAMERA]

Hey, so — have you ever watched Copilot spin for 30 seconds and thought: what is it actually doing in there?

Video Script: How the Agent Harness & LLMs Work Under the Hood

Target audience: Developers curious about what's happening inside GitHub Copilot Length: ~15–20 minutes Style: Conversational, educational, demo-heavy

[00:00] INTRO

The Urlist — Product Requirements Document

Group links, Save & Share them with the world

Live: theurlist.com · Source: github.com/the-urlist/blazor-static-web-apps

1. Overview

Work Update - February/March 2026

Max - Personal AI Developer Assistant (Copilot SDK)

Built and shipped a personal AI assistant daemon running 24/7 on my local machine, built on top of the GitHub Copilot SDK. Key work this period:

Copilot SDK integration - Using the SDK to power a conversational assistant that can run coding tasks, manage files, and orchestrate worker sessions
Memory leak fixes - Identified and fixed worker sessions never being destroyed (each ~400MB RSS), causing overnight OOM crashes
Session recovery - Investigating SDK limitations around resuming existing sessions; built workaround with context injection
Telegram bot interface - Built a mobile interface so I can interact with the assistant from my phone; rewrote the Markdown formatter for mobile readability

	import OpenAI from "openai";
	import { execSync } from "child_process";
	import * as readline from "readline";

	// OpenRouter is OpenAI-compatible — just swap the baseURL and model.
	// Get a free API key at https://openrouter.ai
	// Set it: export OPENROUTER_API_KEY=your_key_here
	//
	// Good fast models with tool calling:
	// google/gemini-flash-1.5 (fast, cheap, great tool use)