When a Markdown Editor Remembers LOGO

zago brings Editor LOGO commands, pen-down drawing, and automatic Unicode junctions into a terminal Markdown editor. I tried its turtle-style text drawing and recorded the repeatable session with Tapedeck, while keeping zonble's authorship and my downstream Arch packaging separate.

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Porting Terminimal to Zola 0.23: When Tera Deleted Macros

Zola 0.23 moved to Tera 2 and broke macro-based themes. This article documents the Terminimal migration to globally registered components and the syntax changes that followed.

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From Commits to Drafts: An Automated Editorial Workflow

A practical editorial pipeline that turns repository commits and milestones into Markdown drafts, while keeping publication under human control.

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Dogfooding: Graphify Extracts Its Own Codebase

Graphify tests its own Rust codebase to validate extraction speed, memory efficiency, and graph accuracy. By running against its workspace, it measures 0.25s extraction time with 17MB RAM usage, confirming the tool's reliability and structural integrity for real-world use.

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OpenDocuments: A Self-Hosted RAG Platform That Fits in a Single Binary

OpenDocuments is a self-hosted RAG platform combining document parsing, hybrid retrieval, and cited answers into a single Rust binary. It embeds an API and WebUI, reducing dependencies and offering a compact solution for local knowledge management.

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