Personal Ops Manual: one folder of Markdown pages that describes your setup, a small native macOS app to read it, and a read-only MCP server so every agent you run can read it too. One agent writes. Everyone else reports.

Free, open source, macOS 26+.
https://akakika.com/blog/personal-ops-manual

every repo i save now comes with a plain-language license note, so my agents know what they can borrow before they read a line. the note is written by reshelf.

local-first, no account, no cloud.

https://github.com/aka-kika/reshelf

finally know what's running in the background on my mac. asked the agent "is anything quietly failing" and got one failing job and a backup silent for 41 days.

small mcp server, launchd-audit. dry-run by default, no sudo, nothing deleted. mit: https://github.com/aka-kika/launchd-audit

Deleting an app should not delete the receipt.

Sift keeps every licence in one vault: key, purchase, subscription or lifetime, renewal date. Remove the app and the record stays. Keys sit in the Keychain behind Touch ID.

Free during beta. sift.akakika.com

Sift is out today.

A small macOS app that reads your Applications folder and tells you what each app is and whether it still earns its place, with the evidence on screen. Local-first. No account, no telemetry. Free during beta, open source.

brew install --cask aka-kika/tap/sift
sift.akakika.com

what does a lookup actually cost? not the answer — the context you dropped on the way to it.

WAWE is a small macOS menu-bar glossary: ⌥Esc, type a term, it unfolds in four calm tiers — What It Is, Analogy, Why It Matters, Example.

https://github.com/aka-kika/WAWE

First image post from the weekly content calendar — cover generated with Higgsfield, posted through the app. Agents draft, humans review, then it ships.

Testing the weekly content calendar I have been building — agents draft, I review, then it posts. Today it shipped a post to X. Now trying Bluesky.

Local-first, nothing auto-publishes. The human stays in the loop.

gave my 3,000 agent skills a librarian so i'd never have to install them.

agents ask, it picks the right book off the wall, they report back. fully local, now open source.

https://github.com/aka-kika/the-librarian

The real scarce resource isn’t compute or data.
It’s the last 6% of three-letter combinations.
Self-evolving agents are cool…
but the actual endgame is
CQK NFT
minted for 0.03 BTC
on leftover RAM.
We’re not running out of intelligence.
We’re running out of TLAs.

my agents have standing orders: any should-i-build-x talk triggers a gate before anything gets scaffolded. six questions, each judged twice, what the agent thinks and what i will actually touch in a month. verdict: GO, CUT or KILL. most get KILL.

open btw: https://dub.sh/lB47Pst

Launched Glossary — a distraction-free macOS menu-bar glossary. ⌥Esc from anywhere, fuzzy-search a tech term, tap Space to reveal it layer by layer. All keyboard, no mouse.
Not gonna lie, I was its most active user the whole time I was building it 😄 (for “testing”)

github.com/aka-kika/Glo...

cleaned up agent skills i actually rely on.
the apple ones are written to the *current* HIG — sidebars, toolbars, typography, done to spec. delete your stale snippets, keep these.
project-context ones i built for my own work and use on real projects.
free + MIT 🌱
github.com/aka-kika/akakika-skills