Recent work

Three things I built and shipped lately: a browser extension, a terminal tool, and the site you are reading. Each one sits between a person and a system that is hard to work with.

Browser extension

Etch

The side panel.Click jump and the page scrolls to the exact paragraph.

A lightweight extension for Chrome and Firefox. Hover a reply, click the handle in the margin, and that paragraph is saved. One click in the side panel scrolls you back to it, with the conversation around it intact.

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Works with
7+ chat surfaces, including ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini
Available on
Chrome and Firefox
Storage
Bookmarks stay in your browser

Terminal tool

QueQue

The whole flow.Type an intent, press ??, and choose a command. It lands in your shell buffer.

A Zsh tool that turns plain-language intent into shell commands without leaving your prompt. Every suggestion arrives with a short explanation, and QueQue never runs anything for you.

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Trigger
Type ?? after your intent
Model
Claude, with your own Anthropic key
Install
brew install k-leumas/tap/queque

Website

k-leumas.com

A small, fast, static site made with Astro and hosted on Vercel. The design is warm and editorial: parchment paper, warm ink, ochre for actions, and a deep teal reserved for the engineering side of the work.

Package names and prices live in one data file that both the home page and the services page read, so they cannot drift apart. The contact form sends in place and confirms on the page, so nobody gets bounced to a third-party form site.

Built with
Astro, static output
Hosted on
Vercel
Contact form
Submits without leaving the page, with a clear success or error message
See the services
  • Paper
  • Ink
  • Ochre
  • Deep teal

Piazzolla for headlines.Public Sans for everything you read.

Have something like this in mind?

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