Terminal recordings
Replayable working sessions, taken from the real transcripts. Each one is a condensed reconstruction — never a live capture — and says so plainly above the player.
- An invisible BIOS, driven blindA BIOS screen nobody can see, arrow keys that never arrived, a wrong turn into the wrong firmware — and a machine recovered without ever seeing the screen.
- A smart-home button that hires a ClaudeA Home Assistant button that opens a tmux window with a fresh Claude Code session, drivable from the phone while it lives. Plus the two-tmux-servers trap.
- Unplugging the NAS for scienceThree deliberate power cuts to the NAS to verify freshly written liveness probes. Each cut finds something the previous one had missed — and the last one is boring, which was the goal.
- Breaking your own etcd quorumThe same command, twice. The first time it is safe, the second time it takes the cluster down — because the number of voters changed in between.
- NFS to SSD migration, driven from the browserClaude in Chrome configures the NAS while I watch: a volume to create, a share to rename, permissions to fix. And three hard stops where the agent hands control back.
- The check that refuses to publishThe last net before a repository goes public: a forgotten domain, a hard refusal, and the fix added on both sides.
- Converting one node to NixOSA machine reinstalled over SSH, with no screen and no USB stick. Secure Boot and an oversized initrd are the real obstacles.