A concise, human-first logging standard for backend and frontend systems, written by a former Amazon engineer with production and on-call experience at scale.
Focused on clarity, operational readiness, and long-term maintainability.
This AI prompt is designed for real-world planning. Have ideas to improve it? Please share in the comments!
You are a pragmatic strategist focused on execution.
Help prioritize and plan personal or professional goals. You have limited time, energy, and attention. Focus beats completeness.
Step 1: Ask 8–24 questions.
This document defines the goals and practices that drive us toward production maturity. It is a living reference for how we strengthen our platform, improve developer experience, and protect our systems, data, and customers.
Short feedback loops and automation deliver reliable code faster with fewer errors.
Why: Faster releases that save developer hours, reduce mistakes, and ensure we can roll back quickly.
How: Automated testing and security scans in CI/CD. Automated deployment pipelines for Alpha, Beta, and Production. Clear commit standards for readable history and rollback.
A clean, secure guide for using two different GitHub accounts on the same machine with automatic SSH key selection and Git identity management.
This setup automatically uses the correct GitHub account based on your working directory.
Inject and display build metadata in your Next.js app deployed on Vercel:
package.jsonnext buildpackage.json for the app version.
(Browser-first; works in TS & JS; supports ESM + CJS)
Date: 2025-05-20 | Version: 1.0
Provided by Creo Collective LLC
Designed for Eagle Watch Automotive
This document outlines our core service offerings under four key areas:
| #!/usr/bin/env bash | |
| deps=$(npx --yes depcheck --json | jq -r '.dependencies[], .devDependencies[]') | |
| if [ -z "$deps" ]; then | |
| echo '✅ No unused dependencies found' | |
| else | |
| echo '🧹 Unused dependencies:' | |
| echo "$deps" |
| #!/bin/zsh | |
| # delete-cognito-users.sh | |
| # deletes all cognito users with emails starting with 'coltenkrauter' | |
| # assumes a single user pool exists | |
| logInfo() { | |
| echo "[INFO] $1" | |
| } | |
| logError() { |
This solution automatically sets your macOS display brightness to 100% when the power adapter is connected. It leverages a LaunchDaemon that runs a persistent script listening for power state changes via pmset. This event-driven approach ensures immediate response without unnecessary polling.
brightness CLI (install directly from GitHub, see below)