Software Engineer & AI Enthusiast
4 posts tagged with "Claude"
After refusing to pay for yet another AI subscription I couldn't customize, I switched from Notion to Obsidian and discovered there was no way to use my existing AI services inside it. So I built one — an open source AI Agent Sidebar plugin developed with agentic engineering and the dark factory method.
Build a self-sustaining blog workflow where ideas become published posts automatically. This comprehensive guide shows how to use Notion to-do lists as your content queue, integrate AI assistants like Claude Code and ChatGPT via Model Context Protocol (MCP), and create a seamless pipeline from idea capture to publication. Learn the technical setup including Notion API configuration, Hugo integration, and how AI reads your ideas, generates complete blog posts with proper formatting, and marks tasks complete—turning content creation from a manual chore into an automated system.
Discover why AI-assisted development thrives on iteration rather than one-shot solutions. This post explores how to work effectively with GitHub Copilot and Claude by embracing refinement cycles, providing better context, and treating AI like a smart junior developer who needs guidance. Learn practical strategies for iterative prompting, understanding when the first response is good enough versus when to refine, and how to build better results through continuous collaboration rather than expecting perfection from initial attempts.
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Discover how Claude and GitHub Copilot work together to streamline website development. Claude handles architectural decisions and structural changes like creating custom Hugo layouts and navigation systems, while GitHub Copilot excels at code completion and routine tasks. This post explores the division of labor between these AI tools, their complementary strengths, and how their collaboration creates a powerful development workflow that balances high-level planning with efficient implementation for building and maintaining this Hugo-powered blog.
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