01. CLI tooling
Rich interactive terminals, OAuth flows and ergonomic commands that make daily workflows faster.
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Ferney Palacio — aka Majunko
I'm a terminal-first developer. Most of the software I write never wears a GUI — it lives in a shell, does the job, and gets out of the way. My happy place is a CLI, a good API reference, and a problem that can be automated away.
Lately I've been working on tooling around music scrobbling — reconciling what I've actually listened to against streaming services — building client-side scrobblers and safe migration scripts that sync listening history. Having your listening data shouldn't be a privilege, so I like shipping tools that let people keep and move it where they want.
When something is repetitive, boring and inevitable, I'd rather write a script than do it twice.
Rich interactive terminals, OAuth flows and ergonomic commands that make daily workflows faster.
Wiring third-party APIs together, from Tidal and Last.fm to ListenBrainz.
Small, dependency-free web apps that run entirely in the browser — your data never leaves your machine.
// have a terminal, need a fix
Open for collabs, weird automations and interesting problems.