My name is Jake Marsh. Inventor 💡 Founder 👨🏻💻 Creator 👨🎤 Writer ✍🏻 Lifeform 👽
Most days I have a few coding agents going at once, each in a different repo. For a long time the list of what they should do next lived in my head, in scratch files and in whatever I typed into each terminal. Read more of Taskhold, One Task List For Me And My Agents →
There’s a whole category of errand my agent couldn’t touch: anything that needs a phone call. Getting a brake quote, booking a table at the place that doesn’t do online reservations, sitting on hold with an airline. Read more of CallForMe, Phone Calls For Your Agent →
I do most of my thinking with an agent open next to me now, and for a long time the one thing it couldn’t help with was money. Read more of BankBridge, Your Bank Account For Your Agent →
Every Claude Code session gets saved to disk. Each one is a.jsonl file under ~/.claude/projects/, one JSON object per line, holding every message, tool call, tool result and bit of bookkeeping from that conversation. Read more of ccthread, Reading My Claude Code Sessions From The Command Line →
The cursor motion in Shake It On is one of those details I’m probably a little too proud of. Most mouse jigglers move the pointer a few pixels one way, then back. It works, but it looks like a glitch, and if you’re looking at the screen when it happens it’s a little jarring. Read more of How Shake It On Moves Your Cursor →
I’ve been building a little Mac app called Rulebook. It’s for editing and organizing my CLAUDE.md files and the rest of my Claude Code settings, and for keeping track of which ones live at which level. It started because my own setup got away from me. Read more of Rulebook, For Sorting Out My CLAUDE.md Files →
I made a little Mac app called Shake It On. It lives in your menu bar and keeps your Mac awake by giving the cursor a tiny, gentle shake every so often, the same way you’d nudge the mouse with your hand. That sounds like a solved problem, and in a lot of ways it is. Read more of Shake It On →
Last night I finished moving ShopSavvy’s main Postgres database off Google’s AlloyDB and onto a PostgreSQL server we run ourselves on DigitalOcean, on the same machine as the app. The database was a little under 1 TB. Read more of Moving A 1 TB Postgres Database With Five Minutes Of Downtime →
I’ve been working on a Mac app called Stovetop. The tagline is “Let Claude cook.” It’s for anyone who bounces between a lot of Claude Code sessions. Read more of Stovetop, A Home For My Claude Code Sessions →
I suppose it’s about time I wrote about Little Bites of Cocoa. I’ve been having a blast with it. Here’s a little about how it came to be: The idea was simple. Daily bite-sized (get it?) tips and tricks to give readers a brief overview or explanation of a particular concept, technique, or tool. Read more of Little Bites of Cocoa 🍫 →