Wiktor Łoboda

I build things end to end: concept, code, design, and the unglamorous parts in between. Right now nearly all of that goes into reprint.

Now

reprint.so personal newspaper

Your personal newspaper: it aggregates your newsletters, news, Substacks and tweets. Read it as a web app, or let the layout engine set it as an actual newspaper. Three angles at once: a pretty reader, physical distribution, and a news aggregation tool. Making newspapers cool again.

Code

Public repos on github.com/wiklob. Coding daily for a year now.

wiklob.dev coding telemetry

Telemetry from some of my coding sessions. The tools producing it are built in-house, and they exist to auto-improve the coding setup itself.

linear-mcp-lean self-hosted MCP proxy

Sits between the coding machine and Linear's MCP server and strips every response down to fields requested by the caller. About 75% fewer bytes per call, so 75% fewer tokens, and less waiting.

v-coding-setup my coding pipeline

The setup I work in, built on Linear + Claude Code. It breaks ideas into projects, projects into tickets, and then drives them to done with end-to-end /go runs. Telemetry accessible at wiklob.dev.

claude-model-router model switching

Manages which models the Claude Code harness talks to. Makes CLIProxyAPI usable from inside the harness: switch models mid-session, pick custom ones straight from the native /model list. Do not use it: I got banned on ChatGPT for it, even though their chief Codexer recommended it.

Before

thelambert.org international journal of Poles

A quarterly written in English by Polish students scattered across the world. I co-lead it with a friend; the first print edition is out.

editapp.co my own Notion

I didn't want to pay for Notion, so I wrote my own. The Lambert runs on it.

networker event aggregator · abandoned

My first project, and how I learned fullstack from scratch. The discovery engine works (give it an event name, it finds the event), but automating that discovery was the whole point, and I ran out of momentum before getting there. Parked in September 2025.

For artists

tatestrash.com tr@$h b@gs

A tr@$hy store for a friend who sells tr@$h b@gs. Genuinely worth a click, and a validated product: over 100 units sold.

skirtdatabase.com fashion, first one

First project of this kind, for a friend studying fashion design. Not commercial, just for the sake of working with interesting people.

shirtdatabase.com fashion, second one

Same sort of thing, same designer, one season later.

Essays

On Substack. The Cognitive Forest is in English; the rest are Polish, and literary.