Omarchy (Arch Linux)
The OS I use while building the site. Omarchy gives me an Arch Linux setup tuned for shipping quickly.

Stack
This is the current stack behind a3.lol. The goal is simple: ship fast, keep the surface area small, and use managed infrastructure with clear operational boundaries.
The OS I use while building the site. Omarchy gives me an Arch Linux setup tuned for shipping quickly.

The two options I’d point people to first: Codex as the best paid option, and OpenCode if you want a free setup.
The best paid coding agent option I’ve used. It is the fastest way I know to go from idea to working code when I want strong reasoning, solid edits, and fewer dead ends.
If you want a free option, I put together a video showing how I use Open Code as a practical setup without paying for a premium coding agent.

The codebase foundation. It gives the project the Next.js app router structure, TypeScript setup, and environment validation this site uses.
The database and backend for contact routing and consented email-update collection. Convex validates requests, enforces abuse limits, preserves consent history, schedules retention cleanup, and runs in US East.
Private support routing. Contact-form messages are delivered server-side to a dedicated private channel with mentions disabled and automatic deletion after 90 days.
Hosting and deployment. It fits this site well because the app is small, static-heavy, and works cleanly with Next.js.
Consent-gated product analytics in an EU-hosted project. The site combines explicit funnel events with privacy-filtered click analytics, heatmaps, Web Vitals, error signals, and masked session replay.