Category: Blog
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My Daily LaTeX Workflow: Using olcli to Edit Overleaf Projects Locally
If you’re a LaTeX user who loves Overleaf’s collaboration features but prefers editing in your terminal, you’re going to love this workflow. After using olcli daily for several months, I’ve settled into a smooth routine that combines the best of both worlds: Overleaf’s cloud compilation and my local editing environment. Let me walk you through…
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Introducing olcli: A Command-Line Interface for Overleaf
If you’ve ever wished you could work on your Overleaf projects with your favorite local editor, or automate LaTeX workflows from the command line, I have good news: olcli is here. What is olcli? olcli (Overleaf CLI) is an open-source command-line tool that lets you interact with your Overleaf projects directly from the terminal. Whether…
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The Story Continues: Why I Built Trackless Links Pro for the Mac
The story of Trackless Links wasn’t finished. The power-tools I’d built for my iPhone – like the redirect engine (to force old.reddit) and the browser tweaks (to re-enable copy-paste) – were all missing on my desktop. This is the story of why I built Trackless Links Pro, a native Mac app with full iCloud sync,…
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Trackless Links: My Side Project to Fix the Web Got a Little Out of Hand
It all started with a simple annoyance: messy, tracked URLs. What began as a quick-and-dirty script for myself slowly evolved as I added more features to fix the web’s frustrations—from a one-click Web Archive lookup to a powerful redirect engine. This is the story of how my little side project got a little out of…
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How Your Cortisol Rhythm Affects Your Coffee Timing: A Science-Based Guide
Optimize your caffeine intake by understanding your body’s natural cortisol curve for better energy, focus, and sleep
