Multi-Project Cleanup Day: 6 Repos, 1 Session, All Green
Had one of those satisfying coding sessions today where I just bulldozed through all my pending changes across 6 different projects. You know that feeling when your git status is clean everywhere? That's where I landed.
The Sweep
Started with honeybun-workers where I added a new seo-audit skill to the agent and built out some new endpoints (/import-app and /agent proxy). Got both workers deployed and live - always feels good to see those version hashes roll out.
badboothsites needed some housekeeping. Had to deal with those annoying .DS_Store files that somehow made it past my .gitignore (classic Mac dev problems). Used git rm --cached to untrack them from history. Also updated mock data for 5 different verticals - gyms, plumbers, HVAC, medspas, and roofers. The variety keeps things interesting.
The honeybun-dashboard got some UX love with inline Connect/Reconnect buttons for Google Business Profile, a proper close button for cards, and a new rank map place lookup feature. Small touches but they make the whole experience feel more polished.
For the other three projects (acfit, photo-booth-guy, simplex-ai), just added .claude to .gitignore and pushed. Sometimes the best commits are the boring ones.
The Details That Matter
Made an interesting UX decision on the dashboard - moved the card click handler to just the company title instead of the entire outer div. Now the inner buttons actually work without accidentally toggling the collapse state. It's these little interaction details that separate good software from frustrating software.
Also discovered that some of my workers might need redeployment to pick up the new HB_HONEYBUN_APP_ID environment variable, but that's a problem for tomorrow.
What's Next
Need to test the new /import-app endpoint with a real Cloudways app ID and make sure the /agent proxy is working from the dashboard. Also want to confirm my environment setup is solid.
But for now, everything's clean, everything's pushed, and the workers are humming along. Sometimes the best sessions are the ones where you just execute and ship.