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Workflows

Workflows you can take

Small pieces of how I actually work, each written out far enough that you can rebuild it in an evening. Take one, take none, take all of them. Nothing here costs money or needs an app you do not already have.

iPhone · Notion · free

Talk to your backlog

Ideas turn up when your hands are full, and the ones you do not write down are gone. Say a sentence out loud and it lands as a row in a Notion database, with no recorder app, no middle service, and no monthly bill. Then the other half of the loop: an agent that reads the same database and clears the items that need nothing from you.

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Claude Code · git · free

Never lose finished work

An audit of this site turned up fifteen files that were live on the internet and existed on one laptop. Nobody forgot anything. Saving was missing from the definition of done, so it was missing from the work. Here is the full cause, and the two small scripts that now refuse to let a session end with work saved in one place only.

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Claude Code · free

Make it check its own work

Ask a coding agent whether its work is right and it says yes. It wrote the code, wrote the tests, ran them and reported green, and all three came out of the same misunderstanding. No amount of asking it to look again fixes that, because the belief doing the checking is the belief that caused it. Here is the hook that will not let a session finish until an agent with none of that context has read the code, and the prompt it hands over.

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CSS · headers · free

Ship a site that isn't secretly broken

A page can render clean and still fail a screen reader, leak a header nobody set, or go live with half its scripts silently missing. The exact interface baseline, security headers and deploy checks running on four of my own sites, each with the reason it exists and the one-line way to prove it's actually there, plus the real CSS and headers file to copy.

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More get added as I build them. The rule for this page is that a workflow only goes up once I have run it myself for long enough to know where it breaks.