A four-terminal day
What shipped on a day we had four work sessions running at once, and the small bugs that taught us something.
Short notes on what we ship and what we learn making RezScore. Sanitized, but honest. Subscribe to this dev log by RSS, browse the main blog, or read the source on GitHub.
What shipped on a day we had four work sessions running at once, and the small bugs that taught us something.
We built a product walkthrough video the unusual way: a script drives the real app, records the genuine flow, and rebuilds the cuts. So when the product changes, the video changes with it.
Why RezScore now ships a public dev log, how the blog itself works, and what you can expect to find here.
We added a free salary range to the report card, and built a correction loop so it gets more accurate as people use it.
We moved the RezScore blog off Medium onto a file-backed system we own, where every post is a markdown file in a git repo.
We shipped Target to a Job, where you name a role and watch the builder rebuild your resume to fit it.
How we detect where a user is from and route AI work to fit cost and latency so a free global product stays sustainable.
How our chat advisor went from a generic bot to a resume-aware peer who gives specific advice and helps you act on it.
How we replaced an opaque grading call with a deterministic, rubric-based scorer that gives stable, explainable grades.