The Room I Got Back
I stopped holding things in my head. My output went up, my retention went down, and the research refuses to take a side.
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Notes on applied AI, software engineering, and building digital products.
The fastest "send me that file" button I have: a public bucket + one command
I taught Claude Code to drop any non-sensitive file in a public bucket and hand back a shareable link in one command — plus the listing gotcha to avoid.
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How to password-protect a page with no backend at all
GitHub Pages and Cloudflare Pages have no server-side login. The trick: encrypt the HTML before you upload it and decrypt it in the browser. No backend.
Read articleNewsletter — February 26, 2026
Vibecoding in China, cognitive debt, Claude's constitution, the future of the dev with agents, Intelligence Yield, and more.
View newsletterDRY for AI: teach it once, never repeat
The DRY principle isn't just for code. When AI makes the same mistake twice, teach it not to repeat — and the problem is gone for good.
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Token hack: how to use 100% of your Claude Code limit
A practical tip: schedule heavy tasks to run close to the token reset. You wake up with the work done and a full limit.
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Release branch + sequential PRs: staying in control when the AI executes
How I use release branches with sequential PRs to keep traceability when Claude Code runs multiple subtasks.
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Elon Musk's source code
How the planet's most controversial man thinks, decides, and operates — according to the AI.
Read articleI published a Claude-inspired terminal theme
I've always admired Claude's palette — understated and comforting at once. I brought those colors to the terminal, with ports for iTerm2, Ghostty, Alacritty, Kitty, and more.
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How I turned Obsidian into my second brain with AI
I have ADHD and could never keep my notes organized. Obsidian + Claude Code changed that. Here's how I use AI to manage my vault automatically.
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I built an entire macOS app by chatting with AI
How I created ClaudeSidian — a native, open source macOS app — in a single day, just by chatting with Claude Code. From personal itch to GitHub.
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