Half manifesto, half build log, fully caffeinated. This is where I write down what I'm learning while building tools in the AI era — the wins, the dumb bugs, the design decisions I'd defend in a knife fight.
I'm the founder and sole engineer behind LABONNI — and yes, this character is basically me. Every detail on her is a small belief I hold about building software. Poke around — click the stars. (Yes, there's a cat. The cat is non-negotiable.)
Each hotspot is a little manifesto in disguise. Pick one and I'll tell you what I was thinking when I drew it.
AI didn't take the craft away from me — it took the chores. Here's how I draw the line between the work that's mine to love and the work that's the agent's to grind.
read it →A lead score is a promise. Notes on making the number mean something instead of decorating a dashboard.
read it →Every browser extension I've built started as a tiny, stupid, repeated motion. Go find yours.
read it →How I stopped apologizing for liking both a paper aesthetic and a terminal one — and shipped both.
read it →Labonni the studio, Bonnie the soul. A short note on letting your brand grow a face.
read it →Same voice, more often. I post the half-thoughts on X and Reddit before they grow up into essays here.