Analytical dashboard for FL.ru tasks. It shows what kinds of work exist on the market, where AI can already take on a meaningful part of the job, and where human constraints remain.

Personal archive for X/Twitter materials: a way to save useful threads and turn scattered bookmarks into a knowledge base that is easy to revisit.

Platform for quickly matching compatible teams for student and corporate projects using AI, psychometrics, and a built-in motivation system.

A platform for creating and publishing AI agents for practical tasks. The idea is to connect demand from the freelance market, verifiable performers, and settlement built on blockchain infrastructure.

MVP for Uralsib's case at the MIPT Digital Department hackathon, where the solution took first place: an application for registering sole proprietors and companies with progressive profiling, an OCR step, AI-assisted OKVED selection, and a CRM for managers to complete document packages.

Tools for working with Linear from the editor: read Custom Views in manual order and change issue statuses through GraphQL. Useful when small tracker actions should not require opening Linear itself.

Explicit Perplexity modes for source work across Codex, Windsurf, Cursor, Claude Code, and Antigravity. It separates quick lookup, sourced answers, deep research, and reading known URLs so the depth stays intentional.

Portable Codex/OpenClaw skill for Firecrawl: search, scrape, crawl, map, document parsing, browser/interact, and agent jobs through the official CLI with a REST fallback. It helps agents choose the right method, keep API keys local, and apply credit limits before expensive jobs run.

Tooling for using X/Twitter as a research source through twitterapi.io: posts, articles, profiles, replies, quotes, and topic search. It gives a steadier path to the data than opening X by hand.

Web interface for Yandex Metrika Logs API exports. It lets you select a counter, date range, fields, and data type, track request readiness, and download prepared TSV files.

CLI kit for adding Playwright Chromium smoke checks to web projects: it creates route tests, config, a GitHub Actions workflow, and a smoke:web-ui script. Useful as the first browser check for pull requests — fast, explicit, and easy to debug.

Notes on tools, workflow automation, and search: useful practices, limits, and takeaways after real use.

A Russian-language article on using Perplexity as a working tool rather than a chat: Spaces, Tasks, sources, and search modes.