Architecture

• Monolithic theme replacing separate plugins (CLImax, CRTline, hackimg, logic)
• Pages auto-register as commands via slug, zero manual wiring
• Progressive enhancement, works without JS, Lynx compatible base layer

Terminal UX

• user@sitename:~$ prompt format
• Command history using up/down arrows
• Tab completion, prefix matching, context-aware inside directories
• clear resets screen AND resets cwd
• Empty enter prints a blank prompt line instead of silently ignoring
• Hint “Type help to list commands” shown once per session via sessionStorage
• Boot sequence skippable with Escape/Enter
• Boot message defaults to site name, not theme name
• Input placeholder applied from settings (was broken)
• Typing speed 0 works as instant mode everywhere including 404

Filesystem / Directory System

• Parent pages auto-detected as directories
• cd, ls commands with full path navigation
• Typing a directory slug auto-cds into it (for beginners)
• Directory typed at root shows content + dim hint to cd
• cd .., cd ~ navigation
• Tab completion is context-aware per directory
• (cd .. to return) hint after reading a post inside a directory
• man works for all builtins via hardcoded docs map

Posts / Blog

• posts command lists published posts
• Blog page set in Settings → Reading auto-registers as a directory command
• Posts appear as files inside that directory
• Full post content shown when accessed, never excerpt
• <!--more--> tags and read-more links stripped from all content

Pagination

• | more style pagination for list commands only — ls, pages, posts, find, who
• Content pages never paginate
• Page size configurable in theme settings
• Scroll behavior fixed – new content anchors to top of viewport not bottom

Search

• find searches both pages and posts content now
• find uses recursive tree walk instead of flat commands map

Conversation Trees

• Stateful multi-turn conversations with full branch support
• 0 as universal back key via navigation stack
• Timeout + nudge line per node
• Separated from easter egg commands – no overlap in dispatch

Admin Panel

• 6-tab options panel – Terminal, Identity, CRT, Commands, Conversation, 404
• Page size setting added
• Boot message field defaults to site name, instead of theme name
• Per-page command description meta box

Visual

• CRT scanlines, SVG noise, scan beam, vignette
• Phosphor color presets: green, amber, white, blue
• Image CRT filter
• Glitch effect optional
• ASCII art field boot sequence – shown once per session

404 Page

• Typewriter error message
• Keypress/tap to redirect home
• Guard added – keypress only fires after typing is complete

Performance

• Transient caching on pages, posts, tree – 5 minute TTL
• Single get_pages() shared between commands and tree builders
• data.commands no longer duplicates content – tree is the single source

Security / Correctness

• <!--more--> stripping applied consistently across commands and tree
• Password-protected pages show (protected) in listings
• Children of excluded parent pages also excluded
• Pager calls drain() on end to clear any stuck queue

Fresh Install Experience

• Empty terminal shows dim hint to create pages if no content found
• awesome.init theme name never appears in UI – site name used throughout

Priority Board is a lightweight tool for collaborative task tracking: a shared Kanban board behind a URL, with no accounts required.
Open a session, share the link with your team, and everyone edits the same board in real time. Sessions last 24 hours from last activity and can be password-protected.
Boards are organized by categories and columns – both fully customizable. Tasks can be filtered by category and reviewed in a focused Today view that surfaces only what’s active.
Data lives in a CSV you can save at any time and reload later, or use to seed a new session.
An offline copy of the board is available for download and works using the HTML file without any server. Async work with merge capability is leveraged by using the Load CSV option in Settings.

StageTuihm is a lightweight WordPress plugin for live events: a fullscreen stage display (countdown + progress bar) paired with a remote organizer control page.

You can load an agenda with multiple slots, then play any slot at any time, pause/resume, jump to previous/next, and trigger predefined or custom flash messages (“Thank you!”, “Time over!”, “Next please”).

Includes an optional auto end-of-slot flash (with repeat during overtime), and a light/dark display theme.

Wake-lock is best-effort (browser-dependent). For real reliability, also disable sleep on the display device at OS level.

TSNP is a small tool designed to help people stop reusing passwords by creating a memorable rule, not a stored password.
Instead of saving or generating passwords for you, TSNP shows patterns you can follow:
how to combine a base word, numbers, symbols, and the service name
how to vary passwords per platform without having to remember each one individually

Nothing is stored, nothing is sent anywhere, and the examples shown are only meant to illustrate the rule — not to be copied directly.
The goal is simple:
make better password habits easier to practice, especially for people who don’t want password managers or complex vaults.
You can try it, regenerate patterns, and keep only the logic that makes sense to you.