Tag: Emacs Workflow

DeadSwitch Toolset – Structured Shadows in Emacs

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There’s no room for clutter in the command line of a ghost.

DeadSwitch doesn’t “manage time” – he enforces silence. Tasks, missions, and rituals are stored in plain text. The command center is Emacs. The engine is Org mode. The interface is custom Agenda views – all hardwired to reflect control, not chaos.

This is not productivity. It’s protocol.

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⚙️ The DeadSwitch Way: Emacs, Org Mode, and the Art of Ansible Rolecraft

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There’s a certain kind of silence that comes before precision.
And precision – true, surgical precision – requires the right blade.

For Ansible development, that blade is Emacs.
Not VSCode. Not PyCharm. Not some noisy IDE bloated with plugins.
Just Emacs. Raw. Controlled. Modular.

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