Kiro is easy to start with and deceptively deep. A one-Saturday plan to get past the surface, using only free, official AWS workshops and documentation.
Tag: gen-ai
Your markdown notes are full of half-finished thoughts and open questions. Note Completer reads them, answers your inline ==questions== right where you left them, and gives you back a note that’s actually done.
Two and a half months of silence, a hospital stay, and too many airports. Here’s how a new writing skill I can run from my phone is getting me back to blogging.
A week of tinkering: opera course, self-hosted document management and music streaming, a SwiftUI menu bar app, and two new watches.
Week 12 recap: first cinema trip in a year for Project Hail Mary, plus a couple of AI tooling bookmarks.
A week split between developer tooling, a blog redesign, and a surprisingly good run of films.
Learn how to set up mobile push notifications for Claude Code using ntfy.sh so you never miss a prompt when away from your desk.
I built a Claude Code skill that formats blog posts as Gutenberg blocks and pushes them to WordPress as drafts via wp-cli over SSH, all without leaving the terminal.
I had three hours in Rome, patchy data, and a loose mental list of monuments to see before reaching Termini station. Navigation apps know where to go, guidebooks know what you’re looking at, but nothing does both. After trying Google My Maps, Apple Maps, and HTML exports, I found the solution in Obsidian’s Leaflet plugin: one note with an interactive map, route overlay, historical context for each stop, and direct links to Google Maps for turn-by-turn navigation between waypoints.