Driftya

Notes that drift. One arrival at a time.

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Tiny devlog from the code cave:

I’m building CodeMeridian, a local code knowledge graph for AI coding tools.

The idea came from a very specific pain: AI agents feel great on small repos, but once a project grows into MVP territory, they begin guessing from nearby files, stale docs, and half-remembered architecture rules.

CodeMeridian indexes C# and TypeScript/TSX into Neo4j, then exposes MCP tools so the agent can ask things before editing:

What calls this?

What tests cover it?

Is this graph stale?

What files are actually in scope?

It does not replace Copilot, Claude, Codex, or local models.

It is more like giving them a project map with a red line drawn around the dangerous parts.

Repo:

GitHub - Driftya/code-meridian: A persistent code knowledge graph that gives GitHub Copilot a grounded, structural understanding of your cod

A persistent code knowledge graph that gives GitHub Copilot a grounded, structural understanding of your codebase. It acts as the **determin

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Sometimes the hardest part of social platforms is the “new here” feeling.

Thousands of groups, rooms, and topics, but no obvious place to begin.

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I was thinking about old platforms I used years ago.

Part of the nostalgia was that they felt small enough to remember people. There weren’t thousands of groups to choose from before you could belong somewhere. “I was there. And somehow, that mattered.”

I wrote about Driftya’s new Between Us feature. It tries to keep that small-space feeling, even as more people join, by building around people you’ve already crossed paths with: https://driftya.com/content/between-us

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I once flew in a hot air balloon, and it is one of those things I still remember years later.

Driftya was always built around messages in bottles and hot air balloons. Things drifting, things arriving. Things you do not fully control.

The main app is about something arriving to you, the game is more about something you can go out and find.

https://driftya.com/content/when-notes-become-something-you-can-find

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Have you seen a gecko this bright before?

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Digital Minimalism Should Work Both Ways: Users and Platforms

Digital minimalism is often framed as a user choice. But healthier online spaces may also depend on how platforms design conversations and s

https://driftya.com/content/digital-minimalism-goes-both-ways

Developing a service having digital minimalism in mind. Is it important?

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Instead of bring multimedia to driftya I thought notes could leave Driftya as video somewhere else.

Test without sign up, https://driftya.com/text-slide-video-editor

Create a short text slide video in the browser with ordered text, soft fades, curated gradients, and client-side export.

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People around the world a note passing person to person.

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Some thought about followers, and follow-back, do you follow back new followers?

https://driftya.com/content/why-driftya-uses-drift-circles-instead-of-followers

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https://driftya.com/notes/85877b21-40f0-4b63-bc2d-b3fd00ef34fc/the-lonely-sakura

A 32x32 pixel art doodle. Can now be created through Driftya.

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Would you reply?

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What if?

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Enjoy a message in a bottle.

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Have you ever flown hot air balloons? One hour feel like 10 minutes and it is one those moments where you feel it is the best time of your life. I really recommend trying it.

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Had some struggle with IndexNow, finally found a solution. https://dev.to/driftya/indexnow-struggle-with-implementation-c-5fn4

Stackoverflow is still one of the best option when you get stuck.

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Not every note wants the same kind of attention.

A playful thought doesn't need a serious reader. The mood of a note is visible. Your personal mood is private and temporary. Mood isn't a label. It only guides how gently a note moves.

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Write a short note. A stranger receives it. The note keeps moving.

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