initial: four-collection content pipeline for unique.rzen.dev

A small Astro + MDX blog for delightful, daily-use finds. The architecture
separates capture from publication and supports reuse:

- find/    captured items, hidden from indexes
- finds/   editorial superposts referencing find slugs in a grid
- reviews/ full-length writeups; can graduate from a find via fromFind
- posts/   regular essays

Three project-local skills under .claude/skills/ drive the pipeline:
daily-finds (capture-only sweep across sources.json), build-finds (draft
a thematic superpost), build-review (graduate a find).

sources.json carries 47 curated feeds with per-source fetch strategy
(webfetch / curl / skip) so Cloudflare-blocked sites and Reddit JSON
endpoints are handled deterministically. /sources renders a 3-column
card stream with a "Recent finds" cross-reference per source.

Seeds: 17 reviews and one superpost referencing 5 finds.

src/content/find/bridge-city-chopstick-master.mdx

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+---
+name: "Bridge City Chopstick Master Gen 2"
+subtitle: "Woodworking jig for making your own chopsticks"
+date: 2026-05-03
+link: https://bridgecitytools.com/products/csmv2-chopstick-master-gen-2
+source: "Tools and Toys"
+topics: [tools, gifts]
+tags: [woodworking, craft]
+---
+
+A purpose-built woodworking jig that lets a beginner whittle a clean pair of chopsticks from any scrap of hardwood. The whole tool exists to make exactly one object, and the precision of the jig means your first pair is usable rather than a souvenir of the attempt.

src/content/find/cobak-composition-notebook-case.mdx

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+---
+name: 'CoBak "Composition Notebook" Case'
+subtitle: "reMarkable 2 disguised as a school comp book"
+date: 2026-05-03
+link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CNX5587H
+linkText: "Buy on Amazon"
+source: "Tools and Toys"
+topics: [tools, gifts]
+tags: [accessories, stationery, disguise]
+---
+
+A hard case for the reMarkable 2 paper tablet styled exactly like a marble-cover school composition notebook. The disguise is the point — you carry an expensive piece of e-paper hardware in something that reads as cheap stationery, which is both funny and quietly useful in any setting where flashing tech feels wrong.

src/content/find/juicy-jingles-bike-bell.mdx

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+---
+name: "Juicy Jingles Bike Bell"
+subtitle: "Fruit-shaped bicycle bell"
+date: 2026-05-03
+link: https://kikkerland.com/products/juicy-jingles-bike-bell
+source: Kikkerland
+topics: [gifts]
+tags: [bicycle, accessories, whimsy]
+---
+
+A bicycle bell shaped like a piece of fruit. It rings normally; it reads as a small joke every time you reach for it. Useful daily, mildly funny daily, costs about as much as the screw it mounts on.

src/content/find/klack-2.mdx

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+---
+name: "Klack 2"
+subtitle: "Mechanical-keyboard sound effects for Mac typing"
+date: 2026-05-03
+link: https://tryklack.com/
+source: r/macapps
+topics: [macos-apps]
+tags: [macos, audio, typing]
+---
+
+A Mac app that adds the sound of a mechanical keyboard to your typing. The original Klack went viral in 2023 because the MacBook speaker grille happens to sit directly under the keys — the illusion is uncanny if you've never heard it. Version 2 is a complete rewrite with new sound profiles and lower CPU.

src/content/find/whatcable.mdx

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+---
+name: "WhatCable"
+subtitle: "Menu bar utility that diagnoses USB-C cable specs"
+date: 2026-05-03
+link: https://github.com/darrylmorley/whatcable
+source: "Hacker News — Show HN"
+topics: [macos-apps, tools]
+tags: [macos, usb, hardware]
+---
+
+A menu bar utility that interrogates a USB-C cable plugged into your Mac and tells you exactly what it can do — power delivery rating, data speed, Thunderbolt support. Solves the genuinely terrible problem of cables that look identical but aren't, without making you guess from the box you threw away.