An App-pocalypse Is Coming! But Does It, Really?…
It's very easy to vibe code an entire SaaS these days. But the cost of building going down doesn't mean ALL the apps will disappear.
What Is this AGI, Anyway?
What is this AGI, that everybody talks about? Artificial General Intelligence isn't vibe coding, it's solving problems we haven't solved yet.
Anthropic and OpenAI Are Both Expecting IPOs at Trillion Dollar Valuations. But Will They Win the AI Race?
A one-trillion-dollar valuation is no joke. Anthropic and OpenAI are both at this level, and they are both preparing for IPOs. Of course, expectations are high. [...]
You Can Now Share Your Grok Bots (And Soon You Could Sell Them)
You can now share your Grok bots. I had early access to the feature and I published my own before they went live. I explain how [...]
Grok Bot is the “iPhone Moment” for AI Agents – Quick Review
Grok Bot quick review: it looks simple, but at the same time useful, just like the first iPhone. Agents talking to each other feels magical.
How I Use Grok Build to Run Free Models Alongside Grok-4.6
Use Grok Build with local and OpenRouter free models alongside Grok-4.6. Copy-paste config.toml for Gemma, Qwen, and GLM — same harness, switch with /model.
[ Video ] Software Engineering Is Dead! Is It Really?
I'm fortunate enough to have witnessed a few key moments in our recent tech history. One of them is web 3, the dot com revolution. Back [...]
The Poor Guy* Guide to Fable-level Vibe Coding for $80/month
See how to combine entry-level AI subscriptions and free models for Fable-level vibe coding, solid limits, and high productivity on an $80 monthly budget.
Introducing App Store Release Agent – Automating my App Store Pipeline
Publishing ten apps in four months sounds good. And it is good. It means the bottleneck is no longer building the app. With AI-assisted coding, small [...]
Switching from Claude Code to Grok – Same Interface, Different Model
I kept the Claude Code interface I like and routed Grok's model underneath it via proxy. Same workflow, video generation included, $35/month instead of $100. Here's [...]
I Stopped Prompting My Agents, I Write Agentic Loops Instead – Here’s Why
I stopped prompting my AI agents and started writing loops instead. Here's what a 50-line Python audit loop taught me about trust, failure, and where humans [...]
Leaving Claude Code (Opus 4.8) Behind – Switching to MiniMax 3
After using Claude (Opus 4.6 to 4.8) for roughly 5 months, I'm experiencing with MiniMax 3. A full month to decide which is best for coding.
Claude Mythos, the Anthropic IPO and the Apocalypse that Never Was
Claude Mythos may indeed by a good model, but there's a lot of fear mongering around it. Maybe it's connected to the upcoming Anthropic IPO?
The New Hard Skills Are the Old Soft Skills
Coding is obsolete. Communication, discipline, and cognitive frameworks are now the key differentiators. Here's how the rules changed—and what to do about it.
From One Repo to Three: How ADD Framework Expanded Across the Claude Ecosystem
Adding the Assess Decide Do framework to Claude via a big megaprompt injection was functioning ok. But skills are better at this, and allow even a [...]
AI and the Golden Era of Instant Gratification
AI eliminates cognitive friction that built our skills. Explore what happens when delayed gratification disappears and instant results become the norm.
How To Win a Hackathon in South Korea
From learning Korean to winning a blockchain hackathon in Incheon. Here are 4 lessons on seizing opportunities and giving your best when it matters most.
POV: You Accidentally Injected Agent Smith Into The Matrix
We watched The Matrix, understood the warning about sentient programs, and then built AI agents anyway. Four scenarios for how this could go wrong.
Moving From WordPress to Cloudflare Static Pages
Moving from WordPress to Cloudflare static pages makes sense if you want to improve your SEO performance and maintain a clean UI.
Why I Chose to Open-Source MetaCellKit from addTaskManager
After years refining addTaskManager, I extracted MetaCellKit—a flexible Swift table cell component born from real-world iteration, now open-sourced on GitHub