Nichovski

Red flags that a crypto-miner is hiding on your server (found one on mine after 13 days): - a "system" process with a random suffix (rsyslogd-3499d5ec) - runs from a hidden folder in /var/tmp - that folder is already deleted - high CPU nonstop, swap near full Audit prompt below 👇

Audit prompt for Claude Code: Audit this server, read-only. Check: top CPU/RAM processes, processes from deleted files, hidden files in /tmp, /var/tmp, /dev/shm, outbound connections, cron jobs, new users and SSH keys, container child processes. Report only, change nothing.

115,895 lines added. 11,973 removed. It's Friday. Deploying anyway 🚀

Thoughts on the new landing page for swarmtix.com? You can check out the new design at staging.swarmtix.com

The Omarchy marketplace is getting busy. Last 9 plugins: an offline RPG in your bar, live UK train times, AppSignal incidents, Google + 365 calendars... and 2 from me: Spotify Mini Player and Loudness Boost. not bad, not bad 😀

Silent bugs live the longest. One of mine lived 5 years. A SwarmTix customer asked why T-shirt sizes never showed on their tickets. One field in the query was never set, so it was always 0 and matched nothing. The page saw "no answers" and showed nothing. No error, ever.

Opus plans. Sonnet builds. GPT-6 reviews. That's my setup now. One model writing and checking its own code misses the same things twice. A different model catches what the first one was sure about.

23 Sept

I love /eli5 so freaking much! After every task I'm creating these artifacts that help me to get a more clearer picture of what was done

22 Sept

Opus 5.5 is here! Ready to hit my limits 😅

21 Sept

Today got slightly out of hand: 25 commits across 9 repos. Shipped: • live visitor + inbox widgets for Omarchy • click-to-call in Terlido • shareable Mailspring dashboards • TTRS subscription + preset fixes • 10 new Travo SEO opportunities Not bad for a Monday💪

16 Sept

20% conversion rate on Terlido today. That's one sale out of five visitors. Small numbers make great percentages. Still taking it. Now let's see if it holds when the 5 becomes 500

16 Sept

Terlido's first payment just landed. Built it quietly so far - full reveal coming soon, but this feels like the real start 🚀

14 Sept

found a snail chilling in the basement, putting omarchy on it to see what it can do 🐌

16 July

can't wait to see what codex cooked after almost 15hrs of active work with Gpt-5.6 Sol High

In my downtime, I’ve been polishing something cool: a changelog app that combines AI with GitHub workflows. Here’s what’s new as of today:

→ The commit browser now has range selection, pagination, and an intuitive panel where you can select your audience and tone before generating updates. → A saved updates history lets you review or manage previously AI-generated changelogs.

changelog.nichovski.comChangelog HubAI-generated update emails from your GitHub commits

This started as a side project, but it’s growing fast. Let me know if you’re interested in testing it or sharing your thoughts! Try it: changelog.nichovski.com

In my downtime, I’ve been polishing something cool: a changelog app that combines AI with GitHub workflows. Here’s what’s new as of today:

→ GitHub OAuth is fully integrated! Log in securely and connect repo data to power AI changelog generation. Sessions are stored with Prisma, and private repos are supported.

→ Speaking of AI, I’ve added support for both Anthropic and Azure OpenAI APIs. A new flow filters commit noise and generates tailored changelog entries using your chosen provider.

24 June

I don't wanna brag but... #duolingo

23 June

Coded a mobile app with Claude while hitting the gym. No more tracking my progress in Excel and Garmin 💪💪💪

1 May

Travo, last 28 days: → 1,031 active users → 887 new → 5 paid · $66 MRR Activation works. Monetization doesn't. Free → paid is the next mountain.

28 Apr

Travo just hit 700 Google clicks/month from programmatic SEO. Lesson: stop building 1 perfect landing page. Build 500 useful ones from a template and let Google sort them.

20 Apr

i was tired of watching 5-minute Looms at 2x just to find out what the bug was so Claude does it now. paste the link, it transcribes locally with whisper, reads the transcript, goes straight to fixing. feels like cheating honestly link in the comments:

github.com/nichovski/lo...

20 Apr

github.comGitHub - nichovski/loom-transcriberContribute to nichovski/loom-transcriber development by creating an account on GitHub.

16 Apr

my experience with Opus 4.7 so far 🥴

15 Apr

Claude is down, I repeat, Claude is down!

meshnote.iomeshnote — agent-native second brainYour AI agents forget everything between sessions. Meshnote gives them a shared brain via MCP.

13 Apr

if you've ever opened claude code and thought "I wish this thing remembered what we figured out last week" you've already understood the core problem with LLM workflows. the agent is brilliant for 20 minutes and amnesiac forever after.

meshnote.iomeshnote — agent-native second brainYour AI agents forget everything between sessions. Meshnote gives them a shared brain via MCP.

13 Apr

spent the last few months building the fix. plain markdown files on disk, your agent maintains them across every conversation. no RAG, no vectors, no cloud. npx meshnote init ./brain meshnote.io

11 Apr

follow up to yesterday's post: the second thing every serious LLM user builds is a cleanup script. because two weeks in, your wiki is full of duplicate facts and the agent starts contradicting itself. someone in the replies called it the "cleanup loop." best name I've heard for it.

11 Apr

nobody talks about this part. but it's the thing that makes or breaks whether the second brain actually works.

10 Apr

every time I watch a serious LLM user work, they end up building the same thing: a folder of markdown files and a claude md telling the AI how to maintain it. karpathy did it. I did it twice. probably you too. got tired of rebuilding it so I made it a product. meshnote.

10 Apr

the whole loop: npx meshnote init ./research drop a paper in. tell claude "ingest this." come back to a summary, author pages, concept pages, all wikilinked into stuff you ingested last week. no UI. no tags. you just read.

9 Apr

POV: when you negotiate with claude

8 Apr

genuine question — anyone doing the Karpathy second brain thing in something other than Obsidian? tried it twice now and I just don't enjoy using it

5 Apr

salesforce just added 30 AI features to slack thirty. slack was already the app where i go to feel overwhelmed by notifications i should have read yesterday now it has an autonomous AI assistant too congrats we've automated the anxiety

5 Apr

Small win but a huge milestone for me! This is just the beginning with Travo 🚀

1 Apr

This response from openclaw 👇🤣🤣

I did something financially irresponsible today 🫡

Small App Store tweaks, big difference. In the last stretch, Travo yesterday went to: • 83 first-time downloads (+246%) • 2.72% conversion rate (+129%) • 191 product page views (+194%) • 4K impressions (+65%)

Still early, but this is the kind of signal I care about: better conversion, not vanity traffic. Quiet reminder that ASO is often just CRO for app pages 🚀

open-launch.comTravo on Open-LaunchTravo is an AI-powered travel planning app that creates personalized city guides and itineraries in seconds. Instead of spending hours scrolling through TripAdvisor reviews, pinning locations on…

Travo is now live on OpenLaunch ✈️ I’m building a smarter way to explore cities—no fluff, just useful travel insights in your pocket. If you want to support early-stage products, I’d appreciate your vote: open-launch.com/projects/travo

28 Mar

netflix just bought ben affleck's secret AI filmmaking startup for $600 million 16 employees. $600M. that's $37.5 million per person. meanwhile we're out here building SaaS products trying to hit $10k MRR

26 Mar

the worst part about being a solo founder isn't the work. it's having a great idea at 11pm and realizing the only person you can high-five is your dog. and she doesn't care 😅

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84% of developers now use AI coding tools. 46% don't trust the output. we automated the typing and kept all the thinking. that was always the point. the people treating it like a junior dev who needs code review are shipping 🚀

23 Mar

favorite developer quote of 2026: "I don't write bugs anymore. I just generate them faster."

21 Mar

my actual workflow in 2026: 1. write a spec in plain english before bed 2. my Al agent implements it overnight 3. review the PR with morning coffee 4. ship before lunch I don't vibe code. I don't manually code. I manage a tiny engineering team that never sleeps and never asks for equity🚀

20 Mar

friendly tip: clean your laptop at least once a year. just cleaned mine and i'm surprised i didn't find a rat living inside😅