Uses

What's in the kit

The gear, apps, and stack that run the route, the build nights, and everything in between. Updated when something earns its place — or loses it.

Field work

The route, the schedule, the service history. My whole workday lives here — stops, notes, and the audit trail of every job.

Daily driver

Not software, but it counts as gear: a clean, complete service note written before I leave every driveway. The cheapest quality tool I own.

Signature

Pablo's training collar — for a high-drive dog, clear communication at distance is a safety tool, not a shortcut.

Training

Systems & building

The canonical home for tasks, notes, decisions, money, health, and goals. If it matters, it's in there — not in a chat transcript.

Source of truth

Workers, R2, KV, email routing, and the registrar for this domain. This entire site is one Worker with good manners.

Runs this site

Camera, dictation device, route companion, and the trigger for half my automations. Heavy voice-dictation workflow.

Everywhere

The home build station — no Mac in the loop, and every automation I run is designed around that fact.

Home base

A small fleet (Muse chief among them) that does implementation work across my systems while I keep my hands on the field work.

Force multiplier

Code homes and quick deploys for the side projects that don't live on Cloudflare.

Toolbox

Everyday

Pilot Metropolitan and Kakuno — cheap, joyful, and the reason my paper journaling actually happens.

Analog

A high-mileage 2017 Chevy Volt that's earned its keep many times over, and Tesla time when I can get it. Regen braking is a lifestyle.

Garage

Boots, board, and an RV habit: hiking LA for the culture, snowboarding when the mountains cooperate, camping whenever the route allows.

Weekends