Not a roadmap. Not commitments. Just things that keep coming back.
Now-page-as-a-service
The nownownow.com convention is simple: a short page saying what you're focused on right now, updated every few weeks. Most people maintain it by editing a file manually.
The gap: there's no clean way to update it programmatically. An agent that drafts your now page from git activity, reading history, and calendar — and you just approve — doesn't exist yet.
The shape of it:
- Hosted now pages at a clean URL
- Update via API, MCP tool, or Convex mutation
- Agent drafts the copy from context, human approves
- Auto-submits to nownownow directory
Fits the agent-native pattern. Low surface area, genuine personal utility. Could be a Ruixen micro-product.
Chat UI as personal proxy
A chat interface on this site backed by a system prompt built from the about page, quotes, and project context — so someone talking to it gets responses that actually sound like me. Not a chatbot, more like an async version of a conversation I'd have anyway.
The markdown rendering here is already solid. Wiring it up is mostly a Vercel AI SDK call + a well-crafted system prompt. The hard part is making it genuinely useful rather than a novelty.
Questions worth answering first: what does someone actually want to ask? Probably things like "what are you working on", "what's your stack", "are you open to collaborating on X." The system prompt needs to handle those well before the UX matters.