By day I look after Microsoft 365, Azure and Intune, and I write the PowerShell scripts and automations that keep devices, accounts and processes running at work. The part I like best is building tools other departments can use directly, for example a Teams app that puts company events into everyone’s calendar.
After work I often carry on at the workbench. Sometimes that turns into a drawer, sometimes into a small device. The status display for my Claude sessions, for example, lives in a tin I found, because none of the enclosures I could buy looked right.
Since AI moved into my terminal, I ship a lot more of my ideas than I used to. That is also how my first contribution to an open-source project came about. I notice how much I rely on it now, though, so on the side I try out how far local models already get you.
This site collects what comes out of all that. Most entries come straight from my GitHub repos, a few I write by hand. Some of it is finished, some is still a work in progress.
More on my background is on LinkedIn.
Build
Scripts, apps and automations around M365 and Azure, and at the workbench whatever is needed right now.
Measure
Before I build anything, I look at where the problem really is. Measure twice, cut once.
Run
A tool makes me happiest when it is still running months later and nobody has to think about it anymore.