Kron

rm/acc — remove to accelerate

Work

Arizuko — agent orchestration platform; autonomous systems that route work, schedule tasks, compound intelligence.

RSX — spec-first perpetuals exchange in Rust.

kronael/tools — workflows and tools for coding, built to act faster.

kronael/challenges — coding challenges you should be able to solve.

Vision

The top of the ladder. Mass is drag; cut the line, the dependency, the feature, and what's left moves faster. Light accelerates faster. The abstract shape above everything below.

Radical minimalism

How you build those systems without drowning in their complexity. Subtraction over addition; remove to accelerate. It starts, quietly, at the keyboard — by coding like Go.

Galaxy of life — the other direction

Grow things, and the things that grow themselves. Plant, optimise, let it spread — artificial life, agents that compound, intelligence as something living. Biology as programmable substrate; ideas as genes.

Writing

Code Like Go — boring on purpose

Why Go teaches the best non-bullshit fundamentals: it removed features on purpose. A descent from philosophy to war stories. rm/acc applied to a language. Minimalism starts, practically, by adopting the Go principles.

Mostly Postgres — one database, on purpose

The same lesson one layer down, at the data tier. You have a database problem; the answer is Postgres — until a real wall forces a second engine. Built on Mike Stonebraker's own words. rm/acc applied to your state.

Whetstone — three edges a month

The practice, not the philosophy. Three edges to sharpen at a time; the page reads the clock and rotates them itself — one rests, one enters, every month. rm/acc applied to yourself.

Principles — for doing things

The short list of defaults you reach for before you think. Subtraction first, boring on purpose, plan from what worked before, say the thing and leave. rm/acc turned into rules for the day.