Ought

Ought is done and live on the Firefox Add-ons store now: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-GB/firefox/addon/ought/.
spent this stretch mostly on cleanup instead of new features. found a couple edge cases where the friction timer wouldn’t reset properly if you closed the countdown popup instead of clicking through it, fixed that. also rewrote a chunk of the README since the first version assumed too much about how workspaces work, and split popup.js out of one giant function into something more readable.
biggest time sink was actually getting through AMO review. firefox does a source review since the extension isn’t minified, so I had to make sure the submitted code matched what was running and clear up a couple things they flagged.
screenshots below: the workspace popup and the friction timer screen.

It’s a browser extension that turns groups of tabs into one-click workspaces, so instead of manually opening GitHub, docs, and localhost every time I sit down to code, I click one card and they all open together. The feature I actually care about is the friction timer: tag a workspace as Entertainment and it makes you sit through a 10-second countdown with an “Actually, I’ll work” button before it lets the tabs open. Everything’s built in vanilla HTML, CSS, and JS with the WebExtensions tabs API, no backend, no accounts, just the browser’s local storage so nothing ever leaves the device. Most of the time went into getting tab capture right so it grabs whatever’s currently open without duplicating tabs that are already saved in a workspace.