Evan Coleman

@edc.me

dad. software engineer. nyc native. he/him · 🛫 · 🛰 · 🎿 · 🎸 · ⚾️ · 💡 · 📱

I got tired of copying builds off my agents' headless Mac every time I wanted to actually use the app I'm working on. So I built xcode-remote. Build there, launch here, errors and crashes come back as JSON the agent can act on. edc.me/posts/introd...

Introducing xcode-remote: A Feedback Loop for AI Agents That Write Swift

My coding agents live on a headless Mac, supervised by Leo. They run in launchd background sessions: no GUI, no logged-in desktop, nobody at the keyboard. For most work that’s fine. An agent can write...

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I stopped fighting my OpenClaw agent and started supervising the claude CLI directly. Leo is a Go daemon for long-running Claude processes, ephemeral coding agents, and scheduled tasks — wired up to Telegram, iMessage, or whatever channel plugin you want. leo.blackpaw.studio edc.me/posts/introd...

Introducing Leo: From OpenClaw to Native Claude Code

Like many, I participated in the AI agent revolution that is OpenClaw early this year. In the beginning, it was magical. It managed my inbox and calendar, kept me up to date on news. I even tried usin...

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I built a Home Assistant integration for sharing cameras with a PIN code — no HA account needed. Each share has a switch entity so you can toggle access from your dashboard or automations. Great for baby monitors, pet cams, guest access, etc. github.com/evandcoleman/campass

GitHub - evandcoleman/campass: PIN-protected camera sharing for Home Assistant

PIN-protected camera sharing for Home Assistant. Contribute to evandcoleman/campass development by creating an account on GitHub.

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Today I’m excited to announce the launch of Blackpaw Studio. A software engineering studio for founders and small teams building products across mobile, desktop, web, and backend. Focused on practical engineering and code that’s clean, scalable, and maintainable. blackpaw.studio

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