hey, I break things.
Then I fix them, and write down what I learned. Mostly Rust: runtimes, background jobs, AI tools. All in public, mistakes included.
Colophon · P3 · 3.5 The Studio, designed
Status
- colophon A Rust + Svelte CMS that can prove what it published, designed in the open and built one proven milestone at a time. P3 · 3.5 · 251 tests
- service-monitor A Rust uptime monitor that tells the truth, built one tested checkpoint at a time. M2 · 2.8 · 441 tests
- rust-knowledge-base Claude Code studying the whole Rust Book, checked by exams the AI can’t see. final exam 59/59
- writing Every experiment written up here, including the parts that didn’t work. 49 write-ups
Build log
Latest · P3 · 3.5: The Studio, designed
- D design 2 entries
- P0 foundation 7 entries
- P1 never lose an edit 8 entries
- P2 publish exactly once 4 entries
- P3 prove it reached the site 5 entries
- R roles you define next
- M content you can shape next
- P4 time travel next
- E editorial parity next
- DX developer parity next
- P5 safe automation next
- P6 running on its own next
0.13.5
- 3.5
- 3.4
- 3.3
Latest · M2 · 2.8: Telling certificate problems apart
- M0 one check 8 entries
- M1 checking on repeat 4 entries
- M2 remembering 8 entries
- M3 alerts next
- M4 a real dashboard next
- M5 running on its own next
0.12.8
- 2.8
- 2.7
- 2.6
Projects
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2026
Colophon CMS in progress
A content management system that can prove what it published and survives being killed at any moment. Rust and Svelte, open source, every step logged here.
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2026
Service Monitor in progress
Keeps an eye on your websites and tells you, honestly, when something breaks. Written in Rust, built in the open, one tested step at a time.
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2026
Teaching an AI Rust write-up
Claude studied the entire Rust Book, then took hidden-test exams with no compiler. 59/59 on a final test full of decoys.
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2026
This site live
This portfolio and build log: built with Zola, drawn like a small control room, with real numbers from the posts. No tracking.
Writing
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Five lessons from PHP2Shell, PingCAP, Railway and the AGENTS.md hijack
A bitcoin dare, PHP2Shell, the PingCAP breach, Railway's leaked secrets and the AGENTS.md hijack: five lessons from one bad week, checked against the CMS I'm building.
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What I'm building at Akira Shirase OSS, and the cycle every step goes through
A CMS that can prove what it published, an uptime monitor that never fakes a green light, and one loop for every step: plan, build, prove, write it up, ship.
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experimentI made an AI read the entire Rust Book. Then I tried to make it fail.
It passed. But the most interesting part was the one bug it did write.
Contact
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