Hike. Travel. Code.
I'm Jereme Evans. I've been building software for 26 years, and these days I'm building Taproot I/O. This site is where I write about that work, and about the hikes and trips Euri and I take when I step away from the keyboard. Browse by code, hikes, or travel.
Recent musings...
Why every write in Taproot follows the same pipeline
Every write in Taproot runs one command pipeline that authorizes, validates, commits, then audits. Here's why I chose structure and how it works in .NET.
Hester Lake via Dingford Creek
A hard, muddy hike up Dingford Creek to Hester Lake with an unmarked middle, wet creek crossings, steep switchbacks and fresh snow at the top.
Why we run Tilt in manual mode for development with AI tools
Rebuild-on-save thrashed our local Kubernetes stack while AI tools edited. Here's how we run Tilt in manual mode with one rebuild script for Claude Code.
My experience using Waymo robotaxis
We used Waymo robotaxis in Las Vegas for Euri's birthday. It was a little mind blowing, and it got me wondering whether we need to own cars at all.
From .proto to a typed TypeScript client
A real endpoint traced from a .proto file through gRPC JSON transcoding, OpenAPI and Hey API to a typed TypeScript client, with the checks that catch drift.
One AGENTS.md for Claude Code, Codex and Copilot
How I keep one AGENTS.md for Claude Code, Codex and Copilot: imports vs symlinks vs pointers, why two models review each other, and how to audit the file.
Antigua, Lake Atitlán and El Paredon: our Guatemala itinerary
Our Guatemala route from Antigua to Lake Atitlán to El Paredon, how we got between stops, and what I'd change, including whether the beach is worth it.
San Pedro, San Juan, or San Marcos: which Lake Atitlán town?
We slept in San Pedro, shopped in San Juan and ate our way through San Marcos. Here's which Lake Atitlán town I'd pick as a couple next time.