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Building a 32-key split keyboard taught me to refine a tool through use: start with a simple foundation, respond to real friction, and let each customization earn its place.
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An argument for connecting terminal tools, notes, tests, and AI in a learning-oriented workflow that helps you investigate unfamiliar systems, record what you learn, and check your reasoning.