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Sofware Engineer at @vercel.com ▲ Working on Ambassador @raycast.com Building & evlog.dev
GitHub agents with zero credential management. GitHub Tools + Vercel Connect = short-lived tokens with the right permissions, automatically. github-tools.com/guide/verce...
Create GitHub agents with eve.dev in just 3 files (or 9 lines of code) Get approvals, long-running workflows, and durability. github-tools.com makes it that simple now.
evlog now works with eve. Get wide events for every agent turn. Full pipeline (drains, enrichers, tail sampling), token tracking, tool execution logs, all your business context. Oh, and evlog/ai now supports AI SDK v7 evlog.dev/use-cases/eve
I just tried Linear Diff. Genuinely speechless. The UI is so fucking good. Everything flows, it's beautiful, the AI makes sense, this is ridiculously perfect. I've been staring at it for 10 minutes, just appreciating how well it's designed
He's obviously learned how to troll 😭 But more seriously I tried and it works for me. Are you getting an error somewhere?
I just improved evlog's error rendering in the terminal. Rich code snippets showing exactly where errors happen, clickable file links, Why + Fix sections, better config, and no more duplicate errors from evlog + nitro.
You met Nuxi yesterday, now here’s what it can do. Paste code, and Nuxi auto-converts it into an attachment. No messy prompts: clean chats with clickable previews and syntax highlighting. Add GitHub issues + docs access, and you’ve got a real debugging assistant.
evlog now has stream drain support. Any app can connect into a lightweight SSE server and stream logs in real-time. Perfect for building monitoring tools, custom UIs, or whatever you need. evlog.dev/extend/stream
🧵 Nuxt layers might be the most powerful and underrated composability pattern ever. Here's why:
Catalogs just landed in evlog Centralize your error & audit management in one place. No more magic strings scattered everywhere. Start small with a single file, scale to multi-package monorepos with full TypeScript autocomplete. You define it once, use it everywhere. evlog.dev/learn/catalogs
Sometimes the best way to build a UI for an agent is to not build the UI at all. I built an AI agent starter that lives in iMessage. Built on @nitro.build + Vercel Workflow + evlog - Durable execution - Auto-retry on errors - Full observability git.new/nitro-agent
dropped a bunch of animated examples throughout the evlog docs makes it way easier to see what each feature actually does here's 3 of them, but there's more hidden around 👀 dub.sh/better-log
Quick update on the Nuxt MCP Toolkit since shipping MCP Apps last week. - Revamped docs + agent skills - List all your tools, resources, prompts programmatically - Built-in evlog support for o11y - Session tracking auto-wired for authenticated MCPs mcp-toolkit.nuxt.dev
Building more and more GitHub agents and tools lately. Setting up GitHub Apps was a pain every single time. So I used Glaze by @raycast.com to fix it. Now I just fill a form, hit create, and get a ready-to-paste .env with everything. Private key already base64-encoded. All credentials there.
MCP Apps are live in nuxt-mcp-toolkit Write Vue components that become interactive widgets inside ChatGPT or Claude. Your users spend hours there daily. Bring your features to them. Let them interact without switching tabs. Nuxt makes it effortless. dub.sh/nuxt-mcp-apps
Just shipped audit logs to evlog If you're building anything for production, audit trails aren't optional anymore Now you get: • Complete action history • User attribution built in • Immutable records • Enterprise ready from day one dby.sh/evlog-audit...
evlog x Better Auth: every log now includes who triggered it (user + session context) automatically. no manual tagging, no anonymous events, zero extra code. dub.sh/evlog/ba
Your agents need observability. Just shipped major improvements to evlog's AI tracking You now get: - Token counts & cost per request - Which tools your agent called - Stream speed & performance - Reasoning token breakdown - Cache hit rates See dub.sh/evlog/ai
100K+ weekly downloads on evlog.dev Thank you to everyone building with it. This is wild and honestly means a lot.
Shipped env variable descriptions + groups to shelve.cloud Your .env files now come with: • Clean grouping by service (GitHub, Vercel, DB, etc.) • Auto-generated .env.example • Built-in docs Run `pull` and everything is organized for you. Clean, documented, ready to use
A lot of you have followed me recently thanks to evlog.dev and not everyone knows I've been building another project: Shelve It's an all-in-one workspace for managing your env vars and secrets. I put it on pause for a bit, but I'm back building and have some exciting updates coming. shelve.cloud
