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Slowloop Lab

Not fast and gone — the brand hub of someone who builds, records, and builds again.

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Slowloop Lab
OVERVIEW

Slowloop is a solo developer brand powered by AI. The idea is simple: build the tools you actually use, document the process, and keep the loop going. The name says it all — slow (doesn't have to be fast) + loop (never stops). Slowloop.app is the hub where that philosophy, the services built on it, and the hard-won lessons from AI-driven solo development all come together.

The site is a static Astro build serving a blog, project showcases, an AI daily briefing (loop), and full KO/EN bilingual content. Content lives in markdown files within the second wiki (`export/slowloop/`), git-versioned and pulled in at build time — no database, no CMS, just a commit. It runs on a single home server alongside hermes, hansaiam, and trading, with Caddy doing the routing.

The brand entity is Slowloop Lab — a separate business registration from the contract work entity (Yul Soft), dedicated to personal products and services. The domain split follows the same logic: slowloop.app is the maker portfolio, while products get their own independent domains (e.g., jaram.app).

Key features
01 Project Showcase
Service pages + auto-linked blog posts + release notes
02 Blog + Series
Search · tag · series filters + story-arc navigation + scheduled publishing
03 AI Daily (loop)
AI news briefing auto-collected by the hermes agent
04 Multi-language
KO/EN translation + separate routing (/ · /en/)
05 View Count + Visitors
Redis lightweight counter + unique visitors today/total + About visit graph
06 Comments
Giscus (GitHub Discussions) + KO/EN unified thread
07 Palette + Dark Mode
4 accent colors × light/dark 2-axis switch
08 SEO
RSS / sitemap + robots.txt + og:image + JSON-LD
09 Scheduled Publishing
Future publish date = queue gate; no new infra, reuses existing cron
10 Post ↔ Project Auto-linking
`project:` frontmatter field auto-connects posts and project pages
Related — how it was made
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