Atmospheric Automated Development
Marking a piece of feedback 'planned' kicks off an autonomous coding agent that implements it and opens a draft PR. Built with userinput.app, airglow, and GitHub Actions, without touching the app.
Andrew Lisowski's Personal Website - Blog and Experiments
Andrew posts front end development articles and experiments on his personal website.
Latest posts
Atmospheric Feedback
Two ways to collect feedback in your Atmosphere apps — bug reports and feature requests via userinput.app, and reviews via atstore.fyi — using progressive scoping to request permissions on demand without overwhelming users.
Atmospheric Login Page
The UX decisions behind my Atmosphere apps login pages — saved handles, handle autocomplete, and a 'create account' guardrail that slows people down on purpose.
Two Kids and Eight Projects Later
I became a father to twins in 2026 and still shipped eight apps on GitHub and Tangled. Hip UI and kich.io in late-night windows during the NICU; the rest while they slept on leave.
Using Bluesky Labelers To Show Campaign Funding Data
What Bluesky labelers are and how I built one that uses OpenSecrets data to surface the donors funding US politicians, NASCAR-jumpsuit style.
Vscode Turborepo Jest Debugging
How to debug the current Jest test file in a Turborepo monorepo from VS Code by running tests from the closest package instead of the repo root.
Skeumorphic Audio
Implements controls seen on @designloomco's Twitter
Including static files in App Router RSCs
Why bundling static files into a Next.js App Router build is harder than it looks, and how webpack's require.context and custom loaders solve it.
Conditionally rendering RSCs
How React Server Components can be conditionally rendered by passing them as children to client components, with an MDX post-preview example.
Layering Gradients
Layering gradients to create an artful 3 color business card.