Zen Mascot

I build simple solutions
for complex problems.

Hi, I'm Ghazi. I build lightweight tools for developers, focused on performance, clarity, and privacy-first systems.

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docmd

Build production-ready documentation from Markdown in seconds. No React, no bloat, just content.

DocumentationMarkdownCLIBunNode.jsTypeScript
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memoryblock

Private AI workspaces that run locally, using fewer tokens and less compute.

AILLMPrivateLocalWeb AppCLILibraryBunTypeScript

AIMonitor

Native macOS menu bar app for monitoring AI usage, quotas, and provider status in real time.

macOSSwiftAIMenu BarOpen Source

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Nov 11, 2026

Gemini 4 Carbon: When AI Models Become Agentic Teams

Google's latest frontier model enables multi-agent AI workflows with 2X better cost efficiency. What this means for your next project.

Nov 11, 2026

Gemini 4 Carbon: What Frontier Models Mean for Real Work

Google's latest frontier model brings 2X cost efficiency and multi-agent capabilities. What does this mean for developers and enterprises tackling complex problems?

Nov 11, 2026

Multi-Agent AI and the Customer Support Paradox

Airbnb's approach to deploying multi-party AI agents reveals how engineering teams must balance latency, accuracy, and judgment in real-world AI systems.

Nov 10, 2026

Six Critical Git Vulnerabilities: What Developers Need to Know

Git 2.56.1 patches six security vulnerabilities affecting recursive clones, merges, and binary patches. Here's what you need to do today.

Nov 10, 2026

Otter's Multilingual Leap: What It Means for Global Dev Teams

Otter.ai adds 27 languages with real-time language-switching transcription. Here's why this matters for distributed engineering teams and the future of AI tooling.

Nov 10, 2026

Docker Sandboxes: Why AI Agents Need Different Boundaries Than Containers

Containers isolate applications, but AI coding agents need machine-shaped isolation. Here's why Docker built sandboxes with their own kernel.