What this log is
Three Rust projects, all written together with coding agents, and a log of how that work actually goes.
This site is the front door for three Rust projects and the log that goes with them.
The projects
weida is a messaging framework built from first principles around QUIC. Every data flow is one QUIC stream; the ZeroMQ/nanomsg patterns and a RabbitMQ-style broker are layered on top.
iced_nodegraph is a node graph editor widget for iced. Everything on its canvas is drawn by one wgpu pipeline as signed distance fields. Version 0.5.0 is on crates.io.
zeughaus is a visual dataflow workbench built on iced_nodegraph: transforms, screen capture, database schemas, LLM conversations and terminals in one graph, edited collaboratively and executed by a headless runner.
How they are built
All three are written together with coding agents. That is the thread through this log: the concrete mechanics rather than general statements. What an agent is told before it starts, which gates its work has to pass, what it writes down for the next session, and where a human decision is still the one that counts.
One example already sits in weida’s repository. docs/LOOP.md holds the standing instructions for an unattended agent session, and docs/NIGHTLOG.md is the record that session writes for me to read in the morning, starting with whatever needs my decision.
What comes next
Entries will be one of four kinds:
- devlogs on weida, iced_nodegraph and zeughaus;
- technical deep dives: signed distance field rendering, messaging over QUIC, wgpu, protocol design;
- notes from running my own infrastructure;
- working with agents: tooling, workflows, and what the session logs show.
New entries arrive in the Atom feed.