Making Ideas To Impact
9 Skills That Made My AI Junior Dev 10x Smarter A few weeks ago, I stumbled on a breakdown of how skills should be structured — nine distinct categories. Reading it, I realized my junior dev agent was using exactly one skill: a bug fix template. One-dimensional output. Here’s what I learned and applied to … Read more
I Let AI Run My Blog for a Month: What Broke and Worked Thirty days ago, I handed my blog publishing schedule to an AI agent and walked away. Two sites, daily deadlines, zero human intervention during publish time — or so I thought. The reality was messier. And more instructive. I run two blogs: … Read more
MCP Is the Missing Link for Agent Memory — And It Just Got Real June 1, 2026 · 6 min read This week, Cursor IDE announced it now remembers your coding preferences using MCP — the Model Context Protocol. It hit 109 points on Hacker News and it’s easy to see why. Persistent agent memory … Read more
I Automated My Email Cleanup With Power Automate The other day I found myself highlighting expired notification emails one by one, hitting delete, scrolling to the next batch, rinse, repeat. It was Sunday night, 11:45 PM. And I thought: there has to be a smarter way to spend my last 15 minutes of the weekend. … Read more
I spent last week migrating our payment gateway from Xxxxxt to Dxxu. Not because of pricing. Not because of features. Because when I needed help moving from sandbox to production, nobody on their end could give it. Here’s what happened. I had everything running fine in the sandbox environment — webhooks, callbacks, settlement flows, all … Read more
I was scrolling LinkedIn last week — mindless thumb flicking between meetings — when a post stopped me cold. It wasn’t about AI agents, or Claude Code, or the latest framework. It was about why people actually remember anything you write. The gist: people don’t remember content because it’s comprehensive. They remember it because it … Read more