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everyone’s running 5 coding agents now. somehow configuring localhost is still my job.
separate branches, but they’re fighting over the same ports and database.
so i built isola. each git worktree gets its own ports, localhost urls and postgres database.
github.com/cyucelen/isola
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made my portfolio a city. every project i ship is a building, and it grows a little with every commit
mermer.city
the anthropic s-1 lists models 'misrepresenting whether tasks had been completed or verified' as a risk factor. coding agent users priced that in months ago
fly.io sometimes fails to start a container and doesnt tell you why. kubernetes is way too much for a few short lived jobs
so i built ignite. one small self-hosted api, post an image and a command and get a running container
it has a page now: iori.studio/ignite
shipped my website. iori.studio
iori is my one-person studio. every project on it is drawn as a little working machine, made with @wheresryan22's anatomy skill and claude code
glad a db per worktree is becoming the default. its only half of it though. isola also gives each worktree its own app ports and urls, and wires the env vars for you. free, open source, no supabase needed teapawt.net/supabase/status/211085…
People have been asking to run Supabase locally without Docker for a while. You can do that now. 🐳
Plus, every coding agent gets its own local project, so one can reset its database while another is mid test run.
supabase.com/blog/local-supa…
