2026-01-05

Hello, world (again)

If you found this in a cat, you found the blog before the blog found you.

This site leads with a person and keeps a machine underneath. The homepage introduces me in plain language — and further down there is a terminal you can actually type into. neofetch, ls projects, cat about.md, and a few things that bite back.

Why build it this way?

Because the interesting part isn't the content — it's the seam. The terminal is split into three layers that can each be swapped without touching the others:

• Presentation captures keystrokes and renders output. It talks to a controller interface and nothing else.
• Kernel parses, resolves and dispatches commands. Pure TypeScript — no DOM.
• Runtime actually executes. It started as an in-memory mock and now runs in a Web Worker; a real container over a WebSocket is the next step.

Adding a command is one file. Swapping the whole execution backend changed zero command files and zero UI components. That's the whole idea.

Now go type sudo rm -rf /. I dare you.