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Bookmark

Bookmark is a personal collection. Everything here is something I have actually used and thought worth keeping: component libraries, agent tools, skills, books, developer tools, protocols, essays and experiments. Nothing is added automatically.

That I kept something is not a recommendation to you. It means it was useful to me, at a particular time, for particular work. Nothing here is verified, guaranteed or maintained by me, and a thing I found useful in 2026 may be abandoned by the time you read this. Every fact on a page comes from a source with a date. The rest is yours to judge.

I keep. You decide.

How it works

  1. 01

    Choose

    I add things by hand, one at a time, after I have used them. No crawler proposes anything, so what is here is a record of what I was actually working with.

  2. 02

    Observe

    Bookmark then fetches the facts from the source itself: stars, forks, releases, licence, language, documentation. Each one recorded with where it came from and when.

  3. 03

    Preserve

    Snapshots are taken over time and important pages are submitted to the Wayback Machine, so the record outlives the link.

Principles

  1. 01Keep, don't promote.
  2. 02Archive, don't endorse.
  3. 03Signals, not rankings.
  4. 04Long-term value over short-term hype.
  5. 05Having used it beats having heard of it.
  6. 06Preserve history, not just links.
  7. 07Keep the interface simple.
  8. 08Never pretend an algorithmic score is objective truth.
  9. 09Every important claim should have a source.
  10. 10The system should still be useful ten years from now.