The hardware, apps, and tools I reach for every day.
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MacBook Pro 14"M4 Max, 36 GB RAM. One machine for everything.Physical
LG UltraGear 45GX950A45" 5K2K OLED at 165Hz, or 330Hz in WFHD. The whole workspace on one panel.Physical
Keychron K275% mechanical, Gateron Reds. Loud enough to be satisfying, quiet enough for calls.Physical
Anker 7-in-2 USB-C HubOne cable connects the desk setup to power, display, and peripherals.Physical
Logitech Brio 4KThe webcam on the monitor mount, for the calls that need a face.Physical
AirPods Pro 3Noise cancelling for focus blocks, and the only headphones I never forget.Physical
Sennheiser HD 6XXOpen-back headphones from Drop with replaceable ear pads.Physical
Claude CodeA coding assistant for development and review.macOSWeb
agent-browserBrowser automation for testing web interfaces.macOS
LM StudioA desktop interface for local model experiments.macOSWindows
OllamaLocal models without a UI, for scripts and experiments.macOSWindows
Wispr FlowVoice dictation that keeps up with how fast I want to prompt.macOSiOSWindows
VS CodeEditor for the code I still read and write by hand.macOSWindowsWeb
GhosttyA fast native terminal for development work.macOS
zsh + Oh My ZshA flexible shell with a practical set of developer tools.macOS
tmuxSessions that survive whatever the terminal is doing.macOS
Google ChromeA browser for development, testing, and everyday use.macOSiOSWindows
SlackWork happens here whether I like it or not.macOSiOSWindows
DockerLocal services and the odd reproduction case.macOSWindows
ZoomMeetings, when Slack is not enough.macOSiOSWindows
DivvyWindow management I set up a decade ago and never think about.macOS
Hidden BarKeeps the menu bar from becoming a second dock.macOS
PearcleanerClean uninstalls when apps leave.macOSA compact set of command-line tools for navigation, search, builds, and version control.
