Tools, gear, setup — updated

Uses

Tools and services I use for vet study, building, and writing.

Inspired by uses.tech

§ 01

Hardware

  • — Windows 11 laptop (primary dev + study machine)
  • — iPhone (mobile dev testing, VetMock + Hanong PWA validation)
  • — Notability-style note tablet (lecture notes during clinical sciences)

§ 02

Vet study

  • — VetMock — my own exam-prep platform (1,700+ MCQ across 7 subjects)
  • — Obsidian-style markdown vault — 137 instructor profiles, 6 cross-vault syntheses, project notes
  • — Notability — lecture-time note-taking
  • — Spaced repetition (SM-2 in VetMock for missed questions)

§ 03

Building

  • — Editor — Visual Studio Code
  • — Terminal — PowerShell (Windows native) + Git Bash for cross-platform scripts
  • — Git — command-line + occasional GitHub Desktop
  • — AI dev assistant — Claude Code (most active dev surface, sprint orchestration + scaffolds)

§ 04

Web stack

  • — This hub — Astro 5 + Tailwind 3 + Vercel (SSG, zero JS shipped, Lighthouse-friendly)
  • — VetMock — React 18 + Vite 5 + Supabase + PWA + Vercel
  • — Hanong — React 19 + Vite 8 + TypeScript + Supabase + MapLibre + PWA + Web Push
  • — WebCUVETSMO — React 19 + Vite 6 + TypeScript + Tailwind 3 + Supabase + React Router 6
  • — Passbook — TypeScript + MCP SDK + React 19 + Vite + Supabase

§ 05

Backend / data

  • — Supabase — Postgres + Auth + RLS + Edge Functions + Storage (primary backend across all products)
  • — Cloudflare — DNS, Email Routing, soon DNS-handle for Bluesky
  • — MCP SDK (@modelcontextprotocol/sdk) — palm-mcp-suite + Passbook tools

§ 06

Languages

JavaScript (primary), TypeScript (newer projects + MCP), HTML/CSS/Markdown, and Python (scientometric paper analysis when it starts)

§ 07

Hosting

  • — Vercel — all 4 active products + this hub + 2 sibling tier microsites, free Hobby tier
  • — Cloudflare — DNS for anuthindanoi.com + subdomain routing
  • — GitHub — version control, Pages for legacy projects

§ 08

Productivity

  • — Markdown vault at MycOS/ — persistent memory across Claude sessions
  • — Git-tracked vault repo for backup + history
  • — Session logs in MycOS/sessions/ for major work arcs

Updates whenever my workflow shifts. No sponsorships — these are what I actually use day-to-day.