Currently spending Claude AI credits fast and furiously for building this personal bookmarks manager! This time I'm taking a different track, a more more purposely structured approach with the help of Claude advises. I have created and provided a specs.md file referenced by the CLAUDE.md project file located in the root directory of the bookmarks repo. According to my conversation with Claude, it helps reduced the window size. Also, I'm doing all my work on my M4 Mac mini which seems to be much faster than on my aging M2 MacBook Air even though many things runs in the cloud.

Well, it's Friday already! Weather forecasts for this weekend aren't good (rainy, windy). I set out a few goals to achieve this weekend:

1. Start building my AnyBox replacement as a web app using Claude Code. Too bad I wasn't quick enough, the subscription renewal was done two days ago! Let's say now that AnyBox is my backup plan if the web app development doesn't help me achieve the desired state! I'm confident about that one.
2. As Inkwell is heading to its official launch next week, I'd like to record a tour video for Manton's new project. I've been testing Inkwell for the last week, and I find it promising. I'll do the recording on Sunday morning, just in case there are last-minute changes to the web app.

Have a great weekend!

Glaze, a new app coming from the maker of Raycast. So many questions.

https://www.glazeapp.com

Web analytics for my main website, https://numericitizen.me is quite literally in free fall since the beginning of this year. Could this be related to more people using AI for their web browsing needs?

I feel that I'm barely scratching the surface of Claude Code when I see all those videos and articles about it.

Well, well, well... Glass has a new branding. Beyond the blog post explaining the thinking behind this change, I think we lost something in the process. I really liked the G letter; it was more approachable. The new logo looks too "corporate". Still, I love this service very much.

https://glass.photo/brand

Three apps recently introduced or updated that don't click with me: Current (RSS reader a la Tapestry), Acme Weather (a pale clone of Dark Sky), and NetNewsWire 7 (a regression from the pre-Liquid Glass era).

Started pondering about using Claude Code to build a custom Micro.blog theme based on my branding and design taste. Seems a good use case of Claude Code. 🤔💭😛

Last week I read about custom vibe-coded RSS readers: quick and scrappy tools, non-polished, built to solve a particular need of their owner. Today I read about Current, which has thoughtful design, interesting concepts, and attention to detail.

I wonder if he is referring to one of my recent posts about RSS Flow... 👀

https://jeroensangers.com/2026/02/18/the-artisan-and-the-tinkerer.html

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