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6 Critics Grade My Post, Then Fix the Skill That Wrote It
Six critics grade the draft, then patch the SKILL.md that wrote it. The merge code, verdict ladder, and guardrails behind a self-improving Claude Code skill.

Finding Domains Is Simple With Gemini and Antigravity
How to find an available domain name with AI: describe it to a terminal agent and let Gemini check every candidate against a live registry. No more guessing.

How to Write Claude Code Skills That Actually Trigger
Write Claude Code skills that actually trigger: fix the description-as-router, structure for progressive disclosure, and test in fresh sessions.

Ways to Make the Most Out of Claude Fable 5 (2026)
Get more from Claude Fable 5: pick the right effort level, plan with Fable while cheaper models implement, and claw back costs with caching and batching.

I Audited 8 Months of AI-Generated Code. Here's What Nobody Talks About.
After auditing 8 months of AI-generated commits across 3 projects, the problems aren't bugs. They're patterns no linter or test suite catches: copy-paste architecture, false confidence, and tautological tests.

Best MCP Servers Worth Installing (And 5 That Waste Your Context Window)
The best MCP servers for Claude Code ranked by real context cost. 8 worth keeping, 5 that waste your context window, and the exact config I run daily.

Build a CLI Tool With Bun in 20 Minutes
Build a CLI tool with Bun from scratch: argument parsing, colored output, and compilation to a standalone binary. Zero config, real runnable code, one file.

JavaScript Monorepo Setup That Doesn't Make You Want to Quit
A practical javascript monorepo setup using npm workspaces and Turborepo. Real folder structures, shared TypeScript packages, and fixes for the errors you'll actually hit.

Why the Most Productive Developers Aren't the Loudest AI Users
The METR study found AI tools make experienced developers 19% slower. The most productive developers use AI selectively and quietly. The loudest adopters ship the least.