ALT Screenshot of a Claude Pro usage monitor showing three rate limit progress bars: Session (5hr) at 8% (resets in 2h 22m), Weekly (7 day) at 72% (resets on Tue, 15:00), and an empty bar labeled "Nimbus Quill" at 0%.

ALT a terminal screenshot showing an AI assistant output. It reads "Ran 3 shell commands. Committed as 58601fd on main - Good 'git' signature, so the SSH signing path is working." Below it is a git commit log for adding CLAUDE.md and playbook skills.

ALT Github contribution graph showing 1,105 contributions in the last year

ALT A screenshot of an AI dashboard showing usage limits. The "Current session" bar is at 52%, but the "Weekly limits (All models)" bar is maxed out at 100% used, with a message saying it resets at Friday 5:00 PM.

ALT A screenshot of a Figma design concept or mood board for a jewellery website. It includes a desktop mockup with the headline "As unique as the Earth that made it," a close-up photo of a person wearing a green beaded necklace, and a simple three-colour palette of dark green, forest green, and off-white.

ALT A screenshot of a .NET console application running in a terminal. The app, "The Haunted Cabin," displays a large, red ASCII art title. Below the title, it uses the Spectre.Console library to present a styled, interactive menu with two options: "New game (for more carnage)" and "Leave (to be a weenie)." The user has selected the first option.

ALT A command-line application is a superb exercise in pure logic, divorced from the complexities of UI frameworks. It is a return to first principles. The tweet should articulate the value of this constraint-based development. The use of a library like Spectre.Console is a key technical detail, indicating a concern for user experience even within a terminal environment.

ALT A split-screen view of front-end development. The left pane shows a JavaScript file with an async function, fetchData, using await to get user data from the JSONPlaceholder API. A second function, renderData, iterates through the fetched data with forEach and dynamically creates and appends DOM elements to display the user names. The right pane shows the browser output: a simple webpage with a vertical list of the fetched names.

ALT A comprehensive screenshot of the Visual Studio IDE displaying a Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) application under development. The view is multi-paned: the bottom-left shows the declarative XAML markup defining the UI, the top-left shows the visual designer's rendering of that UI, and the entire right-hand side displays the C# "code-behind" with event-handling logic for Window_Loaded and button clicks.

ALT A screenshot of JavaScript code demonstrating two ways to handle asynchronous fetch requests. The first method, a commented-out .then() chain, is shown for comparison. The second, active method uses an async function named loadData with the await keyword to handle the promise returned by fetch and the subsequent .json() parsing. The entire operation is wrapped in a try...catch block for error handling.

ALT A composite image showcasing the design process, moving from a hand-drawn, low-fidelity wireframe to several higher-fidelity digital mockups. The initial sketch maps out the basic layout, while the digital versions refine the structure of the header, navigation, and value proposition sections.

ALT A screenshot of a web application displaying data for the first six Star Wars films, fetched from an API. The information is presented in a 2x3 grid of cards. Each card has a colourful gradient header with the movie's title, followed by its opening crawl text, director, episode number, and release date on a clean, white background.