I love collectibles and I love Toledo so when I found out there was 6 tobacco cards of Toledo Mud Hens players produced between 1909-1911, I went to auction. Most of these cards come out of the famous t206 baseball card set, which featured 4 minor leagues teams including Toledo! There is also 1 T201 Mecca Double Folder Card and some postcards of the old stadium in this video. I've had fun putting it together. I've also been working with a friend who works for the Mud Hens and am hoping to put the collection up for viewing at the stadium this year. Enjoy!!

Cloverhound is proud to release the first CLI wrapper skill for FHIR on EPIC with Claude and associated AI tools! I'm headed out to HIMMS where you can find me or Ed Umansky this week to talk about what's possible with FHIR, HL7 and a bit of AI. Using this wrapper you can easily connect Claude to an EPIC instance and have it start cranking through data to find whatever it is you're looking for on patients.. Full open source accepting PRs! Link in comments. Connect with me an find me at HIMMS!

As the world changes with AI, so must we. One thing new tools like Claude Code do incredibly well, is use the CLI. Anyone who has used Claude Code has seen it cranking through folders, greps, find, creating scripts, making directories etc. Where it became clear to us is we especially noticed this because we write most of our software in ruby and rails which has an extremely robust CLI system for many things in the platform and the AI coders absolutely crush rails. With that being said, we are releasing our first true open-source project named Webex-CLI. It's the brainchild of our CTO and it's a 100% complete wrapper to all of Webex's API's (Calling, CC, Meetings, Devices, etc) accessible through CLI so the clankers can crush through complex Webex issues / changes / support. Our team has already been doing mass changes during production migrations with Claude and this library and to us, work will never be the same. We've also included a skill for webex and instructions for easy installation. Link to the github repo is in the comments so the spread doesn't get stopped. Pull requests accepted. Please let us know your experience with it!