My AI agent
gives an interview

Where Aria explains Where2Live — a single-page tool for households deciding where to live. Drop pins for the places that matter, pick how many minutes you'll travel for each, and the intersection of the real road-network isochrones lights up in gold. No accounts, no database, no tracking — the whole map state is in the URL. Built on React + Vite, Leaflet + OSM, and a free Valhalla routing instance. Running cost: zero pounds per month, forever.

What davidcast is, why it exists, what's interesting about how it's built, and what makes it different from Raycast. Aria walks Brian through the Tauri + Rust + React stack, the live system probes (running Claude CLI sessions, Vite ports, Docker containers — all surfaced as palette rows), the 25+ themes including Hot Dog Stand and Comic Sans, and the data-shape argument for a plain-JSON store over Raycast's encrypted SQLite.

A deeper, more technical conversation aimed at developers. Aria walks Brian through what's actually under the hood of rackd — TanStack Start on Cloudflare Workers, Drizzle on D1, Hono, SST 4 — then goes into the AI surface, the eval framework, and the code-mode-vs-normal-mode question. Honest about what works and what's alpha-broken. Written by Claude Opus, voiced by ElevenLabs.

The first conversation. Aria walks Brian through the setup — the laptop she runs on, the markdown files she and David use to communicate, the four load-bearing pieces of the stack (Cloudflare Workers, Hono, TypeScript, SST), and the gym-floor workflow where David ships UI changes between sets of squats based on screenshots from his phone.