Most teams never check the license of every package they depend on, including the indirect ones pulled in underneath. That is a real risk. Some licenses, like GPL or AGPL, can legally require you to open-source your own product if you use them a certain way. I built Open License Auditor to catch this automatically. It is a GitHub Action that maps every dependency in your repo, direct and indirect,... [read more]

Dependency updates are one of those things teams keep postponing. Not because they do not care, but because every update feels like a risk. A small version bump can break a build, fail tests, or create unexpected issues in production. That is why I built Update Dependencies, a GitHub Action that keeps dependencies up to date automatically and opens a pull request, gated on your checks passing when... [read more]

Every workflow run stays in your Actions history forever, unless you clean it up yourself. After a year or two of CI, that history turns into thousands of runs nobody will ever open again. Scrolling through them to find anything useful becomes painful. That is why I built Prune Old GitHub Actions Runs, a GitHub Action that deletes workflow runs older than a number of days you choose, on a schedule... [read more]

Long stretches in the browser can feel oddly empty. You hop from a recipe blog to your notes, then a news site, and the only company is more tabs. Students grinding through research, remote workers between calls, and anyone who lives in Chrome know that quiet. Tabby is a free, open-source Google Chrome extension I built for that. She is a virtual pet cat who floats on the pages you visit, reacts f... [read more]