The Context System That Stops Claude From Drifting
By week three the agent forgets every decision you made. It's not the AI — your project has no memory. The files that live in the repo and keep the agent in line, from my real setup.
I Translated My Whole Site in One Claude Code Run
Adding a new language to 18 articles by hand is a day of copy-translate-paste. I did it in one run: one agent per page, in parallel. The catch is the one file you must never let them touch.
My Blog Is a Folder of Markdown a Robot Writes
I stopped hand-building pages for the site. Now a draft lands as a markdown file, I read it behind a login, and one click commits it live. Here's the shape that made it work.
AI picks the story. I keep the pen.
A scheduled agent reads everything I ship and tells me what is worth writing about. I do the writing and the editing. Publishing stays a button only I press.
How I Use Obsidian as My AI's Memory
My notes aren't for rereading. They're the memory my AI works from: a plain-markdown vault Claude Code reads at the start of every session and writes back at the end.
How I Use Wispr Flow Every Day
Voice dictation that replaced typing for almost everything I write: prompts, notes, messages. Hold one key and talk. The honest version, including where it doesn't work.