Category: ai

The Inference Engineering Skills Map

9/10/2026

I made the switch from B2B SaaS web development to inference about a month ago and wanted to share my learnings for others that might be interested in doing a similar thing.

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Org-Level Email Campaigns are Somehow an Unsolved Problem

12/28/2025

No email tool stops a whole org when one person replies. Here's how I built org-level campaign control with Instantly and webhooks.

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Prompt the Loop When Using Coding Agents

11/2/2025

The difference between a language model and an agent isn't just tool access. It's about giving the agent a condition to loop on. Here's how to prompt agents to actually finish tasks instead of just taking first steps.

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How I Use Claude Code on My Phone with Termux and Tailscale

10/19/2025

You don't need a new startup or third-party service to use Claude Code on your phone. You just need SSH, Tailscale, and Termux. Here's how to code from anywhere with the tools you already have.

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Use the Accept Header to serve Markdown instead of HTML to LLMs

9/27/2025

Make your website accessible to LLM agents by serving plain Markdown when they request text/plain or text/markdown. Save tokens and improve agent experience with this simple Astro and Cloudflare Workers implementation.

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Web Developer's Guide to Midjourney

6/1/2025

Midjourney's learning curve is steep, but climbing it unlocks a superpower for developers and entrepreneurs. Learn how to create stunning, cohesive image sets that actually work for your projects. Go from building style reference galleries to using the describe feature for professional marketing visuals that don't scream "AI-generated."

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LLM Codegen go Brrr – Parallelization with Git Worktrees and Tmux

5/26/2025

If you're underwhelmed with AI coding agents or simply want to get more out of them, give parallelization a try. After seeing the results firsthand over the past month, I'm ready to call myself an evangelist. The throughput improvements are incredible, and I don't feel like I'm losing control of the codebase.