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Stop AI from Scattering Docs: Introducing mkmd

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Your AI agent just created 12 temp files. Where did they go?

I wrote a ~100-line bash script that solved this for good.

Investigation notes. Plans. Review results. Every Claude Code / Codex CLI session leaves behind temporary markdown that clutters your repo or vanishes on reboot.

mkmd is a mktemp wrapper. One command. File lands in ~/.local/state/mkmd/, auto-organized by project, date, and branch. Repo stays clean. Agent picks it up autonomously.

The trick: add one line to CLAUDE.md / AGENTS.md. The agent starts creating files in the right place on its own.

Full script included in the post.

#ClaudeCode #CodexCLI #DevTools #DeveloperProductivity #AIAgents #bash #dotfiles

2026-03-22

Why I Still Grow My Dotfiles in the Age of AI Coding Agents

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tech-ai

I’ve switched terminal emulators 3 times this year. My dev experience didn’t change at all.

That’s the power of dotfiles.

AI coding agents are evolving fast. Claude Code just shipped /teleport, background agents, subagent hooks — features that used to be terminal-only are coming everywhere.

So why do I still invest in my terminal setup?

Because no one ships your workflow for you.

Everything I configure is a text file, managed with Git: Terminal (tmux, zsh), Editor (Neovim), AI agents (Claude Code, Codex CLI), Scripts that glue them together.

One git clone and I have my full setup on any machine. When a tool dies, I swap it. The rest stays.

2026-01-08