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Less weight. Ship more.

I'm agnogad. I build across Rust, the web, desktop and Android, with a bias for small tools, clean CLIs, and software that does one thing well.

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Rust / TypeScript / Android

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I have a bias
for shipping.

Most of what I make starts with the same complaint: the tool is heavier than the job.

I'm agnogad. I build software across Rust, the web, desktop and Android. I like problems I can solve with a single binary, a clean CLI, or a simple static site.

Most of my projects start with the same question: why is this heavier than the job? That's how agno began. But it's one thread. I also work on PixiAnime's desktop and Android clients, a web version of Kütüphanem, and Turkish-SkyStream. Different platforms, same instinct: keep the surface small and the behavior obvious.

I write about the process on dev.to, and post about Rust and the projects on X. Claude and OpenRouter are part of my daily workflow, next to Supabase, Cloudflare, Fly.io, Render and a Contabo VPS.

I'd rather write the tool I need than install a framework to do it.
agnogad / whoami ok 
$ whoami
agnogad
+ builds  Rust / web / desktop
+ ships   small tools, clean CLIs
+ uses    Claude / OpenRouter
/ open source / no trackers

The short version. The work is below.

Selected
work.

A few things I've built across Rust, the web, desktop and Android. agno has the longest paper trail; the rest of the work is below.

agno

Static site generator v0.3.7 / MIT

The project that started with a complaint: Astro felt slow for my own blog. So I wrote a static site generator in Rust. Markdown and minijinja templates go in; plain files come out; one 4.2 MB binary, no Node, no bundler, no plugin runtime. The documentation site is built with agno itself.

Binary
4.2 MB
Templates
minijinja
Output
Plain files
Repository Documentation
cargo install agno
agno-docs.pages.dev live The agno documentation site: a dark page with the headline 'A static site generator for sites where content is the product', a terminal showing agno build, and benchmark figures. Built with agno itself

Also building

Four other things, same bias.

pixiDesktop

The desktop client for PixiAnime, wrapping the React web client in Tauri 2 and Rust. HLS playback and an SSRF-guarded proxy, with releases on GitHub Actions.

Tauri 2 / Rust / HLS

pixiAndroid

The Android client for PixiAnime. Playback handoff to external players and in-app updates.

Android / CI

Kütüphanem

A Turkish book archive, and the web version I built for it. TypeScript from the interface down to the data handling.

TypeScript

Turkish-SkyStream

A Turkish-language extension repository for SkyStream. Small, focused additions that make the app work in Turkish.

JavaScript

Measured,
not claimed.

I care about speed, but I'd rather show the receipts. These are agno's cold-build numbers from the repo's benchmark suite. The methodology and the caveats are in the docs, and they're worth reading before quoting any of this.

4.2MB

The whole binary

Runtime included. No Node, no bundler, no plugin process.

106ms

Cold build

For 1,000 plain posts, on the reference machine.

7,642/s

Sustained pages

At 10,000 posts. The corpus shape matters.

185×

Against Astro

Top of the 16.7–185× range. Hugo tops out at 12.8×.

Source: agno benchmark docs and the dev.to write-up, tested up to 10,000 posts. Filesystem, CPU and corpus shape move the result.

The kit.

Tools I reach for, not a logo wall. If it can be one binary, I'd prefer it were.

Languages

  • Rust
  • TypeScript
  • JavaScript

Building

  • CLI tools
  • Static site generation
  • Search indexing
  • GitHub Actions
  • Open-source maintenance

Platforms

  • Tauri 2
  • HLS
  • Android
  • Cloudflare Pages
  • Supabase
  • Fly.io
  • Render
  • Contabo VPS
  • UptimeRobot
  • Puter

AI loop

  • Claude
  • OpenRouter

Recent
receipts.

A release, a write-up, a corpus selection. Proof from the work, not adjectives. Check any line.

agno's crates.io page showing version 0.3.7 and the install command cargo install agno. 26 Oct 2026 / crates.io agno v0.3.7 is out A static Linux musl build and a pure-Rust syntax highlighter. Release The dev.to article 'I built a static site generator in Rust because Astro felt slow' showing the opening paragraphs. 23 Oct 2026 / dev.to Why I built agno What felt slow, and what the benchmark actually measured. Read the write-up The XERJ Corpus Hub contributor record for agnogad: 1 corpus, 1 selected commit, 6 files, 212 lines, 8 GitHub stars. 23 Oct 2026 / XERJ Selected for the Corpus Hub One agno commit, six files, 212 lines, used as an agent reference. Profile

GitHub or X.

No form. No newsletter. The rest are there too. Just the places I actually post.

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