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How I Evolved My Second Brain for Claude Code with Semantic Folders and WikilinksAfter months using a flat vault, I reorganized everything with semantic folders, wikilinks, automated maintenance, and progressive disclosure. Inspired by the OpenClaw Brain Guide.

I Built a Shared Brain for Claude Code with Obsidian and GitI use Claude Code on 4 different machines. Each instance started from scratch, with no memory of what the others already knew. I fixed it with Git, an Obsidian notes folder, and a connector that ties it all together.

I Gave Claude Code Access to My Google Workspace — And It Does EverythingMy AI agent reads emails, sends replies, creates calendar events, organizes Drive files, and fills spreadsheets. All through natural language. It just took a CLI, a skill, and the courage to delegate.

I'm Shipping 3 Apps Simultaneously — Here's How I Automated EverythingManually configuring App Store and Google Play for each app is torture. Here's how I use Fastlane, ASC CLI, EAS, and GitHub Actions to automate screenshots, metadata, certificates, and deployments for 3 React Native apps at once.

I Never Ran an Ad in My Life. My First One Was Through the Terminal.I had never opened Meta Ads Manager. My first ever ad campaign was created entirely through Claude Code — and it generated 140 conversions from ~$100 USD.

What is Obsidian and Why Devs Are Switching From NotionObsidian is a free Markdown note-taking app that stores everything on your computer, not in the cloud. Devs are adopting it en masse for a simple reason: local files you actually control.

What is RAG and Why Your AI Needs Your DataAI knows a lot about the world, but nothing about your project. RAG is the technique that lets LLMs consult your data before answering — without retraining the model.

What is MCP (Model Context Protocol) and Why It Changes EverythingLLMs are smart but isolated. They can't access your files, your database, your APIs. MCP is the protocol that fixes this — and it's already changing how devs work with AI.

I Built an App Without a Backend — Just Edge FunctionsI needed to call OpenAI from a mobile app. But I couldn't ship the API key inside the binary. The solution cost zero dollars and has 3 files.

I Configured DMARC and Caught Someone Impersonating My DomainA DNS setting I didn't even know existed started sending me reports — and in those reports, I found out someone was sending emails pretending to be my domain.

I Built a Telegram Bot That Manages My Production Server with AIHow I built a Telegram bot that connects the Claude Agent SDK to my production server to manage 7 apps, run deploys, monitor services, and even improve its own code -- all from my phone.

I Taught Claude Code to Manage My Infrastructure with SkillsHow I created 34 open-source skills that teach Claude Code to deploy, monitor servers, debug queries, and manage my entire infrastructure — without repeating context every session.

Software Engineer vs Code Laborer: AI Will Decide Who StaysThe distinction that will define careers in the next few years: those who execute mechanical tasks vs those who understand systems.

Vibe Coding: What It Is, Why It Went Viral, and What Akita Got RightVibe Coding is the new trend where you program by describing intentions to AI, without writing code manually. Akita criticized it. But who is right?

Who Refers You Beats Any ResumeIn the tech job market, referrals are the most valuable currency you can have. Learn how to build your professional network starting today — it is easier than most people think.

Don't Outsource Your Career DecisionsOne of the most common mistakes developers make is outsourcing their own career decisions — to the boss, to the internet, to whatever is trending. Your career is your responsibility.

3 Steps to Land Your First Tech Job in 3 MonthsThere is a recipe for landing your first tech job in up to 3 months: focus on one specific area, real projects in your portfolio, and an intentional application strategy.

Work Gives Back: The Law of Return in a Dev CareerThere is a simple law in a developer career that most people ignore: work gives back. Everything you invest in technical growth, in people, in consistency — comes back. Always.

I Dropped Out of Federal University in My Fourth Semester — No RegretsI left a federal university in my fourth semester of Computer Engineering. It was one of the best decisions of my life. Not because university is bad — but because my context called for something else.

AI in the Job Market: Strategy, Not ThreatAI will not end tech jobs — it will transform them. Those who see this as strategy, not threat, will come out ahead. Here is how to use it to your advantage.

How to Get a Job in Tech: Strategy That Actually WorksMost people search for tech jobs the wrong way. After seeing many people go through this, I learned which strategies actually work: multiple platforms, proactivity, and an active professional network.

The Art of Learning to Learn: My Transformative ExperienceAccount of my self-taught learning journey through developing an automatic attendance system project, highlighting the importance of persistence, innovation, and adaptation.

My Transformative Journey in TechnologyMy journey in technology: from discovering programming in college to facing challenges and achievements during the COVID-19 pandemic, a path of growth and passion.