Diff City
A desktop workspace for code review, with AI-guided walkthroughs and conversations beside the code.

One-to-one coaching for neurodiverse people, founders, and humans finding their way through burnout.
75 minutes · video · tip what you want
Explore coachingA free guide to understanding your nervous system, with short practices and places to start.
Support independent work.
Flocking, emergence, and a little wonder.
A little game through a very long tunnel.
What if net worth were measured in land?
Exploring a different shape of home.
Growing places that feed us.
A community simulation to play with.
Notes, connections, and ideas growing in public.
Rabbit holes worth following.
An experiment in Clojure, shared data, and CRDTs.
Exploring a simpler approach to skin care.
An exploration of living closer to the ground.
An exploration of movement and gluteal amnesia.
A plain-language guide to how AI works.
Housing shaped around shared space.
Experience, projects, and a little more background.
This site runs on LibCard — free, open source, and yours to make your own. Copy the setup prompt into your coding agent to get started, or read the guide.
Yes — it runs on GitHub Pages with no server and no subscription.
Yes. Add a CNAME and set site.base to "/".
Yup. Video, maps, music, forms, and more.
xNet is my prototype of the internet tools I wish existed. I'm building a way to make local-first apps that feel like personal software: yours to tinker with, pull apart, and fit together like Lego.
Your data lives on your device. The apps work offline, you choose what to share, and you can change tools without leaving your stuff behind. I want to see what people make when software can grow around their lives and the little communities they care about.
chris @becomingbabymanhow i’m living breath more deeply loosen up quiet the mind open the heart perceive what is love what i can plant trees garden tend fires remove armor share self see others make friends sing and dance naked around the fires in our forest thank mother and father for breathing life
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