iiinova — where your digital self keeps evolving

it shows the timing, and i think time-travel via the scrubber helps a lot with sessions that are long running. that was one of the reasons i built it: bsky.app/profile/furk...

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zoetrope — watch your agents work

repo: github.com/furkankly/zo... try it in your browser via WASM, transcripts never leave your machine: zoetrope.furkankly.dev it speaks claude code today. hopefully more to come 👀

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A terminal UI that visualizes Claude Code agent sessions as a live flow graph — replay a finished transcript or follow a running one. Zero network IO; nothing leaves your machine.

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so i gave it time travel. point zoetrope at a session and scrub back and forth. you watch subagents spawn and finish, tool calls fire, step by step.

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you could turn those into memory files, but you can't make everything a memory. some things live in the history. so i end up with long sessions and long histories. and scrolling back through a wall of text tells me nothing about what happened when. a graph does.

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sessions also got long. i keep resuming the ones that perform well, because a session with the right context tail just gets it: possibly esoteric multi-step tests, db reads, ci checks, deploy rituals. sequences of tool calls become well-defined workflows inside that session.

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furkan @furkankly.dev · 21/08/2026

this got some love yesterday 🧡 so, why i built it: dynamic workflows normalized having many subagents working different parts of a problem inside a single claude code session. orchestration and context management became the interesting part. i wanted to see them unfolding.

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longer term i want to support other agents beyond claude code.

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furkan @furkankly.dev · 21/08/2026

try it on the web via WASM: zoetrope.furkankly.dev provably offline — no network stack in the dependency tree. transcripts are parsed in your browser: on chromium a file handle keeps the graph live, elsewhere it's a snapshot of dropped files. they never leave your machine.

zoetrope.furkankly.dev

zoetrope — watch your agents work

A terminal UI that visualizes Claude Code agent sessions as a live flow graph — replay a finished transcript or follow a running one. Zero network IO; nothing leaves your machine.

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built it because I wanted to watch my agents work, sessions unfolding as live graphs, subagents spawning, tool calls firing. that became another tool called zoetrope (Claude Code first, more to come 👀). built on @ratatui.rs 🧡

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Building a node editor on a grid of terminal cells: everything the browser does for you — Furkan Kalaycioglu

rataflow handles 10,000 nodes at the frame time React Flow needs for 625, totally different rendering architectures but was a fun comparison either way. wrote a 5-part series on the internals, starting with everything the browser does for you: furkankly.dev/posts/node-e...

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It started as one question: what would a node editor feel like if the only primitive I had was a terminal cell? I quickly realized every capability the browser hands you for free is one you build by h...

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GitHub - furkankly/rataflow: Interactive node-based UIs for the terminal.

the fun part: a terminal has no compositor, no z-index, no coordinates past the top-left edge. nodes draw into scratch buffers, get clipped manually. crossing edges merge into junction glyphs (┼ ├ ┤). braille strokes for smooth diagonals. repo: github.com/furkankly/ra...

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Interactive node-based UIs for the terminal. Contribute to furkankly/rataflow development by creating an account on GitHub.

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for the past few months i've been building rataflow: React Flow, but for the terminal. node-based UIs on ratatui with custom node/edge rendering, drag, pan/zoom, edge routing, minimap, auto-layout. every example runs in your browser via WASM (@orhun.dev 's Ratzilla): rataflow.furkankly.dev

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but it’s official, i’m addicted.

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people conflate this with ai making you dumber but thats not it. its still up to how well you know baking the cake. with ai generated code, the frosting becomes cheap and abundant but i keep asking how sustainable it is to rely on it.

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there’s a whole class of mundane tasks i know claude does better than me, and its mostly the frosting not the cake. they are not essential but they make things feel done right. when i run out of credits my perfectionist brain goes dormant.

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razorgirl @razorgirl.diy · 13/01/2026

net productivity is definitely up with AI, but adapting to new slowdowns has been my main challange lately.

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Reposted by furkan

Something I haven't seen discussed too much about coding agents is that even though they make it easy to rapidly produce bad code, this also means that they make it easy to rapidly experience and learn from the shortcomings of different design designs, at a rate normally not possible.

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also people will admire handwritten code the same way they admire the classic grind, even though most won’t have the patience for it anymore.

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so i burn out faster, and claude’s “extra usage” pay as you go thingy feels like retail transactions that just let you keep playing longer. :D

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it feels like retail vs classic world of warcraft. retail is fast paced constant decision making. i ship more and feel more productive but constantly think about the problem without “code breaks”.

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