AI Meter
A quiet, local-first usage meter for Cursor, Claude, and Codex — menu bar, iPhone, and Apple Watch. No account. No dashboard refreshing.
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guest@jamesware:~$ whoami independent software studio — apps, tools, useful things guest@jamesware:~$ cat mission.txt Useful over impressive. Ship the small thing that works. guest@jamesware:~$ ls
This terminal is live — type help to look around, exit to reset.
A small set of things worth looking at. Useful over impressive.
A quiet, local-first usage meter for Cursor, Claude, and Codex — menu bar, iPhone, and Apple Watch. No account. No dashboard refreshing.
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Group Cursor windows into a logical tabbed stack. Real windows. A tab strip on top.
View project →Stay on plan. One day at a time. A personal, on-device daily nutrition sheet.
View project →Experiments, prototypes, and things I’m figuring out. Not products.
A cited, gated workflow that turns product evidence into a local model, then a Linear dry-run — and only writes tickets when a human says so.
Always-on research for independent automotive repair. Evidence first. Humans still decide the roadmap.
The domains I work in most.
macOS, iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, widgets, and focused utilities.
Things that make building, monitoring, or understanding software easier.
APIs, integrations, backend services, and operational workflows.
Agents, research pipelines, document analysis, and workflow tooling.
JamesWare is the independent software studio of James Jewhurst. I’m a software architect and product-minded engineer who likes building useful systems from end to end — from product and UX through architecture, implementation, and operations.
My professional work has included software platforms, APIs, integrations, automotive systems, communications, developer tooling, and engineering infrastructure. JamesWare is where I build the smaller tools, native apps, experiments, and ideas I want to exist.
I care about software that is fast, understandable, thoughtful, and genuinely useful. Deep experience building software for automotive operations sits underneath that — shop management, scheduling, communications, integrations — without making JamesWare an automotive-only company.
$ cat approach.md Useful over impressive. Ship the small thing that works. $ background Software architecture, automotive systems, developer tooling, APIs. $