shinick.dev is a home for tools shaped by everyday use, AI experiments, and ideas that may become products.
Work Stack started with a recurring problem: work records scattered across OneNote and text files, with too much effort needed to keep them up to date. A single place for goals, tasks, and agent-written progress records made it easier to keep the context and return to work.
There was an earlier, larger idea behind it. Conduit aimed to bring multiple agents into one platform, with persistent seats whose roles and work history would outlast individual sessions. Breaking that idea into smaller products made progress possible.
Work Stack now holds the planning and records. Stackbite is being developed to connect tasks with agent teams and execution. Bringing the two together remains the longer-term direction.
These projects begin with personal needs. The aim is to improve them into tools that help other people too. This site is a place to explain the work, hear feedback, compare ideas, and meet people to build with.