Nathan Henderson, CPA
Personal site for projects and writing.
Links for April 2026
Curated links and thoughts for April 2026.
Tools
- How to use /skills I was stumped on when to use
/skillsin Codex, I was overthinking them./skillsare simply repeatable tasks you need to solve. I see more and more people praising skills so I am going to make it a goal of mine to build skills on a few of my most repeatable tasks this month. - lazygit. I have recently moved a lot of my personal projects to Linux and have been working more and more from the terminal first. lazygit is awesome for a quick, light terminal UI for
git. Don’t sleep on learning even the basics ofgitif you are approaching agents or specifically coding assistants from a non-technical background. Otherwise you are playing a videogame without a save game option.
Reading, Writing & Ideas
- Inside Notion. A profile on Notion, a note-taking/productivity app and how it evolved to AI-native.
- SQL murder mystery. This is a more interesting way to practice
SQLthan textbook or video tutorials.SQLisn’t going away anytime soon. - Deep dive on the humble spreadsheet. Accountants already know you can do everything from Excel, great history of the spreadsheet though.
- MapTap is really fun. In the vein of Wordle but geography.
AI Stuff
- On evolving etiquette of AI use. I found this funny more than anything.
- Mythos deep dive. I think the limited release of Mythos is mainly because of compute crunch at Anthropic. That doesn’t mean (a) it’s not coming and (b) it’s not significant.