Igor Varyvoda
I build products. Some for work, some because I can’t help myself.
Writing
Notes from the work
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Claude Audits, Codex Types: Anatomy of a Fleet Skill
improve-codex is a small open-source skill that turns the 'editorial judgment over a fleet' theory into a working pipeline: an expensive model audits and reviews, cheap sandboxed executors type, and a second model family attacks every plan and every diff — nothing lands without a verdict.
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Image SEO in 2026: Everything That Changed Since 2019
Seven years ago I wrote a guide to image SEO for e-commerce. I re-audited every piece of advice in it. Some aged beautifully, some died, and the biggest shift is one nobody saw coming: the searcher is often not human anymore.
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Two theories of a programmer
The old theory says a programmer types the code they thought of. The new theory says a programmer exercises editorial judgment over a fleet that types.
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Maximizing Performance in a Vue/Nuxt Project with Sirv
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Actionable ways to help Ukraine
Selected work
Other things I’ve built
BudJet
I built the finance tracker I kept wishing existed: fast enough for daily use, detailed enough to be useful, and smart enough to spare me most of the typing.
Open project →- 01Scan or import
- 02Check the AI
- 03Share the budget
- 04See the pattern
Travel Bot
Tell it the kind of trip you want. It turns a vague idea into a day-by-day plan using live travel data and 5,000+ Earth Roulette destinations.
Open project →- 01Describe the trip
- 02Pull live context
- 03Build each day
- 04Refine by chat
SlovoCard
I built a spaced-repetition system for learning the languages around me in the Balkans, with more than 8,000 words in the deck.
Open project →- 01Choose language
- 02Study the deck
- 03Review on time
- 04Remember
Earth Roulette
I built a button that sends you somewhere unexpected, then added enough real travel data to make the result useful rather than merely random.
Open project →- 01Set the boundaries
- 02Spin the globe
- 03Inspect the surprise
- 04Plan the trip