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juanrubio.org is the personal projects and technical blog of software engineer Juan A. Rubio, with a focus on open source, Linux, systems programming, and developer tools. The most clearly documented tools in the captured content include Tizonia, mercadona-cli, and the newly released Claude Deck. It is not a unified commercial developer platform, but rather a collection of personal engineering projects and practices.
mercadona-cli is currently the project with the most complete information in the article: a TypeScript-based command-line tool published via npm for interacting with Mercadona’s unofficial private Web API. It supports multiple account profiles, product search, adding/removing/clearing items in the cart, order history and order viewing, editing confirmed order drafts, checking delivery addresses and time slots, checkout creation and confirmation, and --json output, making it suitable for scripts, cron jobs, and AI agent automation.
Tizonia is a Linux console cloud music player, and is also described as the first open-source implementation of the OpenMAX IL 1.2 specification, with a deeper technical focus on systems and low-level multimedia. There is less information about Claude Deck, but it is positioned as a self-hosted Web control panel for Claude Code, used to manage configuration, sessions, usage, and MCP servers.
No commercial pricing appears in the article. mercadona-cli is open source, Tizonia is also an open-source project, and Claude Deck is tagged as open-source and self-hosted. Overall, it can be considered primarily free and open source, though whether any commercial services or enterprise support exist is unknown.
The main strength is that the projects are highly practical, emphasizing the command line, composability, machine-readable output, and self-hosting, making them well suited for developers who want to automate repetitive workflows. The author also clearly states that mercadona-cli depends on a private API, involves sensitive tokens, and may stop working at any time, which is a fairly transparent risk disclosure. The downside is that these are mostly personal open-source projects, with no SLA, roadmap, team support, or stability guarantees. Claude Deck only has a summary and lacks installation details and full documentation.
It is best suited for developers familiar with CLI tools, npm, Linux, and automation scripts, as well as those exploring practical AI agent workflows. Tizonia is more suitable for users interested in Linux multimedia, OpenMAX IL, or console-based music players.
The article does not provide information about accessibility, mirrors, or deployment regions. Actual access to the domain and related GitHub/npm resources from China may depend on the local network environment, so this remains unknown.
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