TL;DR
Track work, log sessions, document everything
$ /session-start
Session Context Loaded
Project: personal-site
Git: clean
Recent commits:
82f3914 Redesign FlooorGang...
$ /start-work
Pending work items:
1. Add shimmer loading
2. Implement search
3. Add RSS feed
Which item? (1-3)
> _
$ /log-work
✓ Work logged!
Duration: 1h 23m
Status: completed
Slash commands for everything
Work item lifecycle:
Work tracked in Supabase
## Session 39
February 15, 2026
### Overview
Redesigned FlooorGang page with three-panel TL;DR visual...
### What We Built
#### 1. Three-Panel TL;DR
Created flow showing the full data pipeline...
### Files Changed
+ FlooorgangDBPreview.tsx
+ FlooorgangPickCard.tsx
+ FlooorgangTLDR.tsx
~ MarkdownSection.tsx
### Commits
82f3914 Redesign FlooorGang...
### Session Stats
Duration: ~38 minutes
Components created: 5
Satisfaction: High
Every session documented
What We Built — a site that documents itself
The Foundation
Next.js 15 with App Router, TypeScript, and Tailwind. Supabase PostgreSQL for projects, work items, and books. The site loads with a cinematic 5.8-second entrance animation — morphing shapes, choreographed reveals, the whole production.
View transitions between pages. Framer Motion for micro-interactions. An interactive Gantt chart for the resume timeline. Everything built from scratch, no templates.
The vibe: Dark mode, minimal, slightly dramatic. Like a portfolio that takes itself just seriously enough.
The Automation
10 slash commands power the development workflow. /session-start loads context from the dev diary. /start-work picks up pending items. /log-work completes them with duration tracking.
/dev-diary generates a session summary. /quick-commit writes commit messages. /add-book enriches new books with Google Books API data.
The loop: Every feature I build gets tracked as a work item, documented in a dev diary, and becomes part of this page. Meta.
By the Numbers
39
dev diary sessions
63
work items completed
108
commits
10
slash commands
Tech Stack
Built entirely with Claude Code as pair programmer. Every session logged. Every work item tracked. The dev diary has more entries than most projects have commits. You're looking at it right now.