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Glassys runs on a machine you own and you reach it from your phone, so the screen spends a good part of its life guessing. I went through every place where it was presenting a guess as a fact.
I had written the fixtures for my agent adapters by hand, from how I assumed the SDK events looked. Recording real sessions instead found a bug in every adapter and an ACP transport that had never once worked.
tercio14 links the official documents of the Guardia Civil selection process. Of the thirty-four the 2024 board points at, two still answered. Every archived document now carries a copy on archive.org behind the original.
I published Glassys and then read it back as if it were running on someone else's host. A crashing adapter could take the whole gateway down, cancels raced the runtime, and login had no brakes. Eight passes later it behaves.
No more daily tech news: this blog is now my build log, with what I build, fix and ship. Plus the tune-up the site itself just got, from Node 26 to a PWA that stops nagging.
I started Glassys: a self-hosted PWA that puts a chat in front of the coding agent already installed on a machine, so you can do systems work from your phone. What it is, what it isn't, and how the first three weeks went.
PullPilot, vuzon and EasyPages now build, audit and release through one shared set of workflows. What I moved into KN990x/.github, why, and what the September fixes changed for people running them.
