Things I built with AI. The vibes, the prompts, the results.
A streaming, tool-using AI agent that lives entirely on the edge — built on the pi harness, running on Cloudflare Workers + D1, fronted by a cartoon mascot whose mood tracks the agent loop. Here is the whole architecture, gotchas and all.
Read more→I pointed Claude Desktop routines at my two vibe-replay folders and let them run on cron. Code-quality sweeps every morning, deps and docs every week — the boring chores I always forget.
Read more→399 days, 878 sessions, 52.9k tool calls. What a year of talking to AI instead of writing code taught me about productivity, creativity, and the craft of programming itself.
Read more→One stores everything as plain-text JSONL. The other spreads data across SQLite databases, global state blobs, and checkpoint systems. A side-by-side comparison of how Claude Code and Cursor handle local storage — and why it matters.
Read more→I gave Claude Code 8 prompts to create vibe-replay, an open source tool that turns AI coding sessions into interactive replays. 53 minutes, 447 tool calls. Watch the entire process unfold.
Read more→How I replaced a $7/month Excalidraw Plus subscription with a self-hosted solution running on Cloudflare Workers and D1. Free tier, full control, shareable links, and zero Firebase.
Read more→What if Claude could proactively work through your backlog while you focus on other things? ~3 weeks of building, a lot of Claude SDK exploration, and one dashboard later.
Read more→What happens when you find a game you made as a teenager and try to run it in a browser? ~80 prompts, 14 hours, and one binary hex-edit later.
Read more→What if I built a website without writing a single line of code or docs? Just talking. 4 sessions, 18 commits, and you are looking at the result.
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