Claude Code How I Made Claude Code a Consistent Tool Across My Homelab Claude Code got a lot more useful in my homelab once I stopped treating every session like a fresh start. This is the setup I use to give it shared context, focused skills, and a memory layer that survives across servers.
Claude Code Giving Claude Code a Live View of My Homelab I connected Beszel's monitoring API to Claude Code so homelab troubleshooting starts with live server data instead of guesses. That one change made the workflow a lot more useful.
RSS I Ditched My RSS Reader for One That Actually Understands What I'm Reading I've been chasing the perfect RSS setup for years. Feedly, Miniflux, FreshRSS — they all do the job of pulling feeds together, but they've always felt like glorified inbox managers. You still have to do all the reading yourself, decide what's worth your time, and
duf: A Better Way to Check Disk Usage If you've ever squinted at the output of df -h trying to make sense of your disk space, it's time to meet duf – a modern, colorful alternative that actually makes disk usage information pleasant to look at.
tuptime: Track Your System Uptime History If you've ever wondered about your server's actual reliability over time – not just since the last reboot – you need tuptime. While the standard uptime command only tells you how long your system has been running since it last started, tuptime gives you the full historical picture.
