Coreinch is the public identity of a full-stack engineer building web applications and conversational software. Their current portfolio presents Namernut, a name-discovery application, and Duecoach, a task-follow-through assistant delivered through chat.[2]
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Check a name before adopting it
Namernut combines dictionary-based candidates with optional AI suggestions, then checks domain and social-handle availability. A separate web-search-backed assessment describes existing competition around a name. It brings generation and practical checks into the same workflow; availability results and an AI-generated assessment still require the user’s judgment.[3]
Make the next action smaller
Duecoach turns goals into small next steps and follows up through conversation. Its repository describes a structured prompt, tools that save goals and progress, and check-ins that back off when ignored. The README distinguishes this coaching aid from therapy and documents message storage and model-provider processing. This is a description of the software, not evidence of a clinical benefit.[4]
Tools, writing & talks
Apps
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Namernutnamernut.comGenerate candidate names and check domain, social-handle and search availability.
Try one candidate name, then compare its availability checks with the original services. Read the repository before self-hosting; its AI features need a configured model provider.
Writing, research & talks
- Circuit Breaker – Score Pull Requests
github.comA GitHub Action that scores a pull request review effort and abandonment risk at creation time, implementing a gated triage policy from research over 33,707 agent-authored pull requests.
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