iiinova — where your digital self keeps evolving

sabine 🐫🦀 / "use ocaml"; @sabine.sh · 04/10/2026

🤦‍♀️ The JSON Schema was 968 lines across two files (base schema 873 lines, outbound profile 95 lines). Examples and validate.py came on top of that. Now: TypeScript types are 239 lines, a quarter of the size, covering the same fields, values and both directions.

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sabine 🐫🦀 / "use ocaml"; @sabine.sh · 06/05/2026

listing in directories does apparently have some effect though the highest DR backlinks aren't even directories 🥹

Screenshot of FeedmanSion dashboard for feedmanssion.co (Basic plan, verified). Health Score: 95 (green). Domain Rating: 32 +29 gain. Referrers: 145. Metrics: 98+2 crawled, 4 redirects, 1 broken, 82+2 blocked. Graphs show purple blocked links trend (rising) and blue referrers (starting). Pop-up: "We Eliminate the Busywork So You Can Focus on What Matters." Star icon and metrics at 100/100/0.

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sabine 🐫🦀 / "use ocaml"; @sabine.sh · 02/05/2026

working on karaoke evidence / verification UI for KaraokeCrowd 🥹 making it clear when the last report about karaoke at a venue was (e.g. event series update, social media post that announces karaoke at the venue)

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sabine 🐫🦀 / "use ocaml"; @sabine.sh · 26/03/2026

the silver lining of public transport strikes

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sabine 🐫🦀 / "use ocaml"; @sabine.sh · 24/03/2026

this is kind of funny... working on agent experience by letting Perplexity.ai do some work via FeedMansion MCP it ran into some pain points / misunderstandings

Screenshot of Perplexity.ai, showing a prompt to document a full MCP agent workflow experience for video Reels tasks covering 4 specific friction points. Key elements: Checkbox "Outlining the experience from the tasks and drafting a feature request or bug report for FeedMansion" with "Feature request documenting full MCP agent workflow experience for video Reels tasks, covering what worked and 4 specific friction points." Button "Deny" selected. Below, "Submitting a detailed feature request and bug report summary for FeedMansion based on the task experience." Checkbox "Update, approve with media URLs status to review instead of drafting, blocking" with "Bug report, create content, approve content." Buttons "Deny" selected and "Submit." User input field at bottom labeled "User input (2 min)." FeedMansion appears to be a social media automation tool.

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sabine 🐫🦀 / "use ocaml"; @sabine.sh · 22/03/2026

I have to admit this feels a little magical trying perplexity.ai for the first time

Screenshot of a Perplexity.ai chat where the user asks "Do you have access to the FeedMansion MCP connector?" It shows "Completed 2 steps" with a summary: "Yes, have full access to your FeedMansion MCP connector! You have 6 social accounts connected to your FeedMansion presence, all currently healthy and active." A table lists platforms and usernames: Bluesky (feedmansion.com) - bluesky; Instagram (@feedmansion) - feed; Facebook Page (FeedMansion) - feed; Threads (FeedMansion) - feed; Twitter/X (FeedMansion) - feed; TikTok (FeedMansion) - feed. Footer notes: "All set to post in English and configured to the Europe/Berlin timezone." Green checkmarks indicate healthy status.

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sabine 🐫🦀 / "use ocaml"; @sabine.sh · 18/03/2026

my openclaw in WhatsApp connecting to my social media scheduler tool for the first time, via MCP 🥹

Screenshot of a WhatsApp chat with Prisma (online) at 5:11 PM. Message reads: "Yes review pr212 changes critically, issues and then merge onto main changes critically fix 5:11". Below: "Your FeedMansion presence has 4 connected accounts:" Listed with green checkmarks: Instagram Reels (username: feed), User/Status (healthy); Facebook Page (username: FeedMansion), Status (healthy); Threads (username: @feedmansion), Status (healthy); Bluesky (username: @feedmansion.bsky.social), Status (healthy). Footer: "All accounts are safe and healthy" at 5:11 PM.

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sabine 🐫🦀 / "use ocaml"; @sabine.sh · 07/03/2026

well, fingers crossed... if that Claude Ambassador Program application goes through I will start hosting a Claude meetup and, among other things, show people what Claude can do with OCaml 🤷

Screenshot of an Anthropic confirmation page titled "Application complete – let's go!" It features a celebratory design with the text: "You've taken the first step toward joining our global Claude Ambassador community. Selected Ambassadors will get next to onboarding. You'll gain access to exclusive resources, funding, and support. Keep building in the meantime. We'll be in touch soon." The page includes a "Join the global Claude Ambassador community – let's go!" header and emphasizes excitement about the application process.

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sabine 🐫🦀 / "use ocaml"; @sabine.sh · 27/02/2026

dear bus drivers, thank you for being on strike and there's at least 4 more kilometers to walk 😆

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sabine 🐫🦀 / "use ocaml"; @sabine.sh · 25/02/2026

"this could have been OCaml" 😭🐫🧡

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sabine 🐫🦀 / "use ocaml"; @sabine.sh · 20/02/2026

openclaw is insane!! i complained that i won’t have time to plan my birthday party after my busy week in the city open claw hired aella, sent her my guest list and preferences, opened my front door smart lock to let her in, paid her and i came home to a fully hosted birthday party omg

Photo of a modern outdoor entrance to a building with a dark wooden door slightly ajar, surrounded by white walls, a gutter above, and lush greenery including potted plants and grass. A security camera is mounted on the wall near a large window with blinds. On the door are two handwritten notes taped up: "Guest List" listing "Alex - Dominant", "Sam - Submissive", "Taylor - Switch", "Jordan - Brat", "Casey - Exhibitionist"; and "Casey - Exhibitionist" with sub-bullets "No panties", "Skirt", "Blindfold". A keypad lock is beside the handle.

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sabine 🐫🦀 / "use ocaml"; @sabine.sh · 20/02/2026

idk how I ended up testing these types of requests to the Meta APIs, but this is progress! 🥳

Screenshot of Meta for Developers page that lists progress on Testing the Threads, Instagram and Facebook APIs with my app. Looks like some of the tasks are checked off

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sabine 🐫🦀 / "use ocaml"; @sabine.sh · 14/02/2026

POV: you're an agent writing slopware

Screenshot of a quite featuring a black-and-white photo of author Terry Pratchett in a thoughtful pose, looking slightly to the side with a subtle smile. Overlaid text reads: “First Thoughts are the everyday thoughts. Everyone has those. Second Thoughts are the thoughts you think about the way you think. People who enjoy thinking have those. Third Thoughts are thoughts that watch the world and think all by themselves. They’re rare, and often magical. Listening to them is part of witchcraft.” Attributed to: Terry Pratchett, A Hat Full of Sky (Discworld #32: Tiffany Aching, #2). Tags: first-thought, second-thought, third-thought, witchcraft, Tiffany Aching, #2. Includes like button (185 likes).

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sabine 🐫🦀 / "use ocaml"; @sabine.sh · 25/01/2026

celebrating my biggest LinkedIn post today 😂 and people are still commenting 🤷

Screenshot of a LinkedIn "Top performing posts" section for the period January 19-25, 2026, based on impressions. It highlights a post by Sabine Schmaltz from 20 hours ago with 11.2K impressions, 98 comments, and icons for likes (blue thumbs-up) and comments (speech bubble). The post text reads: "Just read a take that all programming languages will become obsolete because LLMs will just generate machine code directly 🤦‍♀️..." followed by an ellipsis. Below are "View analytics" and a purple heart emoji. The interface shows a modern design with rounded corners and metrics badges.

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sabine 🐫🦀 / "use ocaml"; @sabine.sh · 24/01/2026

I think that's one of the nicest parts about my social media tool 🥹

Screenshot of a "Posting Activity" dashboard in dark theme. Calendar heatmap from Nov to Mar shows green squares for published posts (darker for more activity) concentrated on weekdays, especially Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, with a yellow highlight on today's date. Bottom stats: 136 Published (green), 0 Scheduled (purple); Day streak: 0 (gray), Days active: 46 (purple). Headers: Published (green check), Scheduled (blue clock).

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sabine 🐫🦀 / "use ocaml"; @sabine.sh · 24/01/2026

the agent trying to use solid-ml to write an actual application just opened five issues, three of them complaining about missing docs, one complaining about missing features, and one asking for better error messages

Screenshot of the GitHub repository "makemaker/solid-ml" issues page, filtered to show open issues. Displays 5 open and 6 closed issues total. Open issues listed:

Improve error messages for Tpl.text syntax
Status: Open.
#13 In makerprism/solid-ml;· sabine opened 21 minutes ago

Feature: Expand JSX tag set or document limitations clearly
Status: Open.
#12 In makerprism/solid-ml;· sabine opened 21 minutes ago

Documentation: Add example showing proper disposal/cleanup
Status: Open.
#11 In makerprism/solid-ml;· sabine opened 21 minutes ago

Documentation: Add example showing State module for server→client hydration
Status: Open.
#9 In makerprism/solid-ml;· sabine opened 24 minutes ago

Documentation: MLX dialect setup is undocumented
Status: Open.
#8 In makerprism/solid-ml;· sabine opened 24 minutes ago

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sabine 🐫🦀 / "use ocaml"; @sabine.sh · 08/01/2026

second attempt at getting access to LinkedIn Community Management API, after establishing a properly registered company

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sabine 🐫🦀 / "use ocaml"; @sabine.sh · 29/12/2025

idk, IMO if someone uses AI assistance on their social media presence for posting stuff, but they free up more of their time to actually respond to me and chat in person, that would be a win

Meme showing a row of doors with captions above each. A grim reaper figure knocks on the last door, leaving a trail of blood from previous doors. The door captions read "EMAIL IS IMPERSONAL", "TEXTING IS LAZY", and the reaper is knocking on a door labeled "AI IS INAUTHENTIC". The image satirizes how various communication technologies have been criticized as inauthentic or impersonal over time.

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sabine 🐫🦀 / "use ocaml"; @sabine.sh · 26/12/2025

I'm not saying it's autism... 🤷

A meme using the "Tuxedo Winnie the Pooh" format with two panels. Top panel shows regular Pooh with text "Using AI to sound more human". Bottom panel shows Pooh in a tuxedo looking sophisticated with text "Utilizing advanced language models as cognitive accessibility tools to facilitate effective communication". The meme contrasts simple vs overly formal ways of describing AI communication assistance.

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sabine 🐫🦀 / "use ocaml"; @sabine.sh · 22/12/2025

tempted to start an online fish store after trying Stitch with Google UI generation thingy 🤷

A split-screen view of the Nitfish.com seafood e-commerce website. The left side shows a product catalog with "Catch of the Day: Wild Alaskan Halibut" featured at the top, followed by various seafood items for sale including salmon ($24.99), prawns ($19.50), oysters ($22.00), and scallops ($38.00). The right side displays a detailed product page for Atlantic Bluefin Tuna Loin priced at $45.00 per pound. The page includes a high-quality image of the bright red tuna loin, product specifications noting it's "Line Caught" and "Fresh (Never Frozen)," detailed preparation instructions, and customer reviews showing a 4.8/5 rating. At the bottom, there's a "You Might Also Like" section featuring other seafood options.

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sabine 🐫🦀 / "use ocaml"; @sabine.sh · 21/12/2025

totally stoked by the fact that I can now easily set up websites with dark mode and light mode that look reasonably pleasing the method is this simple: I create a gallery.html design system reference first and then tweak it until happy

A promotional image for FeedMansion featuring text on a light blue background. The main headline reads "You Already Do the Work. Now Your Social Media Reflects It!" with the first line in black and the second in a gradient from purple to pink. Below is explanatory text: "FeedMansion helps you stay consistently visible without the grind. Connect your content sources. Your AI ghost writer detects what you publish. Then helps you draft posts that sound like you (not a bot). Review in seconds, post across all platforms." At the bottom is a purple button that says "Reserve My Beta Spot".

A marketing graphic for FeedMansion with a dark navy background. Bold white text at the top reads "You Already Do the Work." Below it, in a gradient from blue to pink: "Now Your Social Media Reflects It!" The description explains that FeedMansion helps users stay consistently visible without the grind by connecting content sources, using AI to detect publications and draft authentic-sounding posts that can be reviewed quickly and posted across platforms. At the bottom is a purple button that says "Reserve My Beta Spot."

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sabine 🐫🦀 / "use ocaml"; @sabine.sh · 19/12/2025

on most platforms, it's less about when you post 🤷 it's about what you post and who engages with it 🥹

A split meme comparing social media expectations versus reality. Left panel labeled "me posting at peak time with perfect hash tags" shows two women in an animated discussion, with one pointing dramatically. Right panel labeled "Algorithm showing my post to 3 people in Nebraska" features the popular "woman yelling at confused cat at dinner table" meme format with a white cat sitting at a table with a plate of food. The image humorously illustrates the frustration of social media creators when their carefully timed content receives minimal engagement due to platform algorithms.

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sabine 🐫🦀 / "use ocaml"; @sabine.sh · 15/12/2025

setting up monitoring infrastructure for a social media tool SaaS written in OCaml only through AI agents (until we take a deep dive into the codebase after Christmas, to see how bad it really is)

Screenshot of a GitHub repository page showing a monitoring infrastructure plan document. The page displays a markdown file titled "Multi-SaaS Monitoring Infrastructure Implementation Plan" with version 1.0 FINAL dated 2022-7-05. The document includes sections for Executive Summary and Overview, with bullet points mentioning FeedMeInsights, NitFish, and Future products. The interface shows GitHub's code navigation elements and repository structure for monitoring.makerprism.com.

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sabine 🐫🦀 / "use ocaml"; @sabine.sh · 12/12/2025

average experience trying a new app

Meme with two contrasting images labeled "What I signed up for" and "What I actually got." Left side shows a luxurious futuristic pod or space capsule hotel room with sleek design, comfortable seating, plants, and a dome-like structure with transparent elements. Right side displays a gritty, industrial-looking space station or cube-shaped spacecraft floating in deep space, appearing worn and utilitarian against a starry background. The contrast suggests expectations versus reality of a space tourism or accommodation experience.

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sabine 🐫🦀 / "use ocaml"; @sabine.sh · 10/12/2025

I think I'm going to stream more next year 😆 twitch.tv/sabine_sh

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sabine 🐫🦀 / "use ocaml"; @sabine.sh · 10/12/2025

had AI build a content idea generation feature on stream earlier tonight used it now to come up with content ideas it would've been a million times funnier to see this idea pop up on stream 😆

A smartphone screenshot of a FeedMansion app page showing a video task card. The card is titled "From Idea to Code: Building FeedMansion Live" and describes hosting a Twitch stream to demonstrate implementing features in FeedMansion with OCaml. The instructions mention recording coding sessions while explaining thought processes, challenges, and solutions, plus including a Q&A segment about OCaml or social media strategy. The card shows "Created 12/10/2025" and has "Dismissed" and "Video" labels at the top, with Edit and Close buttons at the bottom.

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sabine 🐫🦀 / "use ocaml"; @sabine.sh · 09/12/2025

live on twitch again, chatting about and building FeedMansion, a social media tool using opencode and Claude Sonnet + Opus

A screenshot of FeedMansion social media scheduling interface showing the "Scheduled Posts" section. The interface displays two upcoming scheduled Twitter posts - one for "Tomorrow" at 9:23 AM saying "I think I'm going to stream more next year 🤔" with a Twitch link, and another for "Friday, December 12" at 9:24 AM saying "average experience trying a new app". The FeedMansion dashboard has a purple color scheme with options for Review, Ready, Scheduled, Queues, and Published posts. On the right side is a code editor with CSS/HTML code visible. The image shows a content management system for planning and organizing social media content.

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sabine 🐫🦀 / "use ocaml"; @sabine.sh · 09/12/2025

wdyt? social media tool scheduled content timeline view 🧡

A dark-themed content scheduler interface showing "Today" with 4 items. Three scheduled posts are visible with timestamps and status:
1. 10:00 AM: "Just shipped v2.4 🚀 New: Batch API endpoints, WebSocket support, and 40% faster response times..." Marked as published with 2 posts across Twitter and LinkedIn.
2. 2:00 PM: "Wrote about authentication patterns in our new SDK..." Shows 3 posts (Twitter, LinkedIn, and another platform) with 1 failed post and manual scheduling.
3. 2:05 PM: "New tutorial: Building real-time notifications with our WebSocket API..." Currently in "Posting" status with 2 posts planned.
Each entry has a colored status indicator and options menu. The interface appears to be for managing and scheduling social media content across multiple platforms.

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sabine 🐫🦀 / "use ocaml"; @sabine.sh · 08/12/2025

live on twitch working on FeedMansion, a social media tool built with OCaml and SolidJS and no hand-written code, using opencode to have Claude Sonnet write the code

A split-screen display showing the FeedMansion Design System Gallery on the left side with dark mode interface. The screen shows a "Hero Section" featuring text "Never Forget to Post Your Blog, Podcast, Video, or Event Again" with a description about an AI assistant that monitors RSS feeds and calendars. There's a purple "Get Early Access" button. The right side of the screen displays code documentation with API endpoints, architecture summary, and other technical details on a dark background. The interface appears to be a design system demonstration for a content publishing platform.

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sabine 🐫🦀 / "use ocaml"; @sabine.sh · 08/12/2025

you should not (flags (:standard -w -8))

A meme with white text at the top reading "ONE DOES NOT SIMPLY..." and at the bottom "FORGET A MATCH CASE IN OCAML." The background shows a person with long hair and a beard in medieval-style clothing, gesturing with one hand, in what appears to be a scene from a fantasy setting. This is using the popular "One Does Not Simply" meme format, which is commonly used to humorously describe difficult tasks, in this case referencing a programming challenge in the OCaml language.

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sabine 🐫🦀 / "use ocaml"; @sabine.sh · 06/12/2025

when your commit message can run privileged commands through AI

A close-up image of Pikachu, the yellow Pokémon character, with a surprised expression. Pikachu has wide brown eyes, red circular cheeks, and its mouth is open in what appears to be shock or surprise. The background is blurred with green and brown tones, likely representing a forest setting. This is a cartoon-style illustration in the classic Pokémon animation style.

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sabine 🐫🦀 / "use ocaml"; @sabine.sh · 04/12/2025

FUN OCaml YouTube channel grew by 33% over the last 90 days 🥹🐫 didn't do anything other than publish the 2025 talk recordings

Analytics dashboard showing subscriber growth over 90 days. The purple line graph displays daily subscriber changes from September to December, with notable spikes in mid-September and early November reaching around 14 subscribers. The current view shows "90D" selected from time period options (7D, 28D, 90D, 365D, Dec, Nov, Oct). The bottom of the image indicates a total of +221 subscribers, which is 125% more than the previous 90-day period.

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sabine 🐫🦀 / "use ocaml"; @sabine.sh · 01/12/2025

it's an acquired taste 🧡🐫 like coffee

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sabine 🐫🦀 / "use ocaml"; @sabine.sh · 30/11/2025

you will write cool applications, right? 🥺🧡

A meme showing two characters in a grassy field. On the left, a figure in dark clothing with text overlay "I AM LEARNING OCAML". On the right, a figure wearing a floral headband with text "SO YOU CAN MAKE COOL APPLICATIONS, RIGHT?". The bottom panels show the same characters again, with the right figure saying "RIGHT?" with emphasis. This follows the popular "Anakin and Padme" meme format where the second character asks an increasingly concerned follow-up question.

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sabine 🐫🦀 / "use ocaml"; @sabine.sh · 28/11/2025

I mean, it is definitely one of the best type systems 🤷🥹🐫

A meme showing a formal award ceremony with two people in suits. The person in front is smiling widely while receiving what appears to be a medal, while the person behind is placing it around their neck. Bold white text overlays the image reading "OCAML DEVELOPERS" at the top and "BEST TYPE SYSTEM AWARD" at the bottom. The background shows yellow curtains and a flag. This is a programming humor meme referencing OCaml's strong type system, which is highly regarded in programming language design.

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sabine 🐫🦀 / "use ocaml"; @sabine.sh · 25/11/2025

stream is live, continuing with having AI agents build a social media tool using OCaml and dune package management! 🐫🥹🧡

Screenshot of OBS Studio 30.2.3 showing a Twitch streaming setup. The interface displays three main sections: on the left, a terminal window showing code changes for a website including German and English pages; in the center, a FeedMension social media post creation interface with options to post to Twitter, LinkedIn and Bumby; on the right, test coverage statistics showing 15 tests added and 100% coverage increase. The bottom of the screen shows the OBS controls including scene selection (currently on "Screen Share"), audio mixer levels, and streaming controls. The streaming setup appears to be for development work on a social media platform.

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sabine 🐫🦀 / "use ocaml"; @sabine.sh · 24/11/2025

hmm... this is to maybe encourage myself to schedule some post for every day, instead of either posting massive amounts at once or nothing I like the cutesy UI concept - just can't afford a designer yet to reimagine this idea in beautiful, and not sure if others would benefit

A dark-themed social media scheduling interface showing "Your Week Ahead" with the message "Your presence is building" and "drafts scheduled." The calendar displays Monday through Sunday with Tuesday and Wednesday highlighted in yellow, showing "1/3" posts scheduled for those days. The interface indicates "2/7 days with posts" and shows "0/3" for the other days of the week. At the bottom is an orange button that says "+ Create a post". A yellow moon icon appears in the upper right corner.

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sabine 🐫🦀 / "use ocaml"; @sabine.sh · 24/11/2025

at Halle4 with Florian, talking about AI and OCaml and social media tools and he's saying I should keep up the twitch stream

Two people smiling at the camera in what appears to be an indoor space. On the left, a person with short hair wearing dark-framed glasses and a black jacket gestures with their hand. On the right, a person with vibrant orange-red curly hair wears gold-rimmed glasses and a black zippered top with a small pendant. In the background, there's a white wall with some posters and a small plant. The space has an office or casual meeting area atmosphere.

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sabine 🐫🦀 / "use ocaml"; @sabine.sh · 24/11/2025

letting opencode create my first opencode agent for the social media tool (challenge: don't write a single line of code, all code must be written through LLMs) putting Dune package management to the test while we're at it 🧡🐫😌

Screenshot of a dark-themed code editor or documentation showing agent personality specifications for "Plan claude-opus-4-1-20250805". The text defines four key traits: "Dune-native" (exclusively uses Dune's modern package management), "Opam-free" (never suggests or uses opam commands), "Lock-file aware" (understands dune.lock is source of truth), and "Monorepo-savvy" (knows about local packages and workspace setup). Below this is a note that "This agent understands that FeedMansion has fully migrated to Dune's package management and will never suggest using opam for any operation."

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sabine 🐫🦀 / "use ocaml"; @sabine.sh · 22/11/2025

uh oh, I got some adapter and cable 🙈 does that mean I need to do a twitch stream again? 🤔

A person with orange-streaked hair wearing yellow glasses and a dark coat holds up shopping items in what appears to be a retail store. They're showing a receipt and some purchased items including what looks like a tech accessory in packaging. In the background is a decorated Christmas tree with red and silver ornaments and white lights. The store interior has recessed ceiling lights and a blue sign partially visible on the left side.

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sabine 🐫🦀 / "use ocaml"; @sabine.sh · 20/11/2025

I'm still enamored by the fact that I can just use Docker with alpine to build static OCaml binaries (musl) that can be deployed directly to a cheap VPS 🥹🐫🧡

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