codedorian is a working notebook for small programs. it exists because many useful automations are not products: one calendar reminder, one birthday memory, one law summary, one event digest, one plant lesson, one discount watch, one slack note, one heartbeat.

the app keeps those programs close to the people they serve. a program can read data, call an api, parse a feed, ask ai for structured output, remember previous runs, create a message, send an email, post to slack, or push a notification to the mobile app.

the important part is the loop. write a small script, schedule it, inspect executions, keep logs and errors, adjust it when life changes. the code is allowed to be specific because the result is specific too.

codedorian is also a rails application with accounts, guests, pages, forms, submissions, programs, messages, jobs, and mobile bridge support. it is public where it needs to be and private where it matters.

it is maintained as a practical tool, not a platform promise. the goal is a place where tiny useful agents can keep running without becoming invisible.