The Full-Stack AI Builder

Week 30 roundup: 1 post published, Electron SUID fix leads engagement, and what I am building next with AI infrastructure and edge LLMs.

This week was all about testing assumptions. I spent most of July 7-12 running experiments on my own stack — RAG retrieval pipelines, homelab logging, and agent memory architecture. The kind of work that doesn’t look flashy in a demo but changes how your system behaves under load. I published 4 posts this week across … Read more

This week was all about Claude models coming back and TLS finally getting its due on the blog. I published 6 posts between Monday and Friday, covering everything from Anthropic’s redeployment of Fable 5 to a deep dive on why SSL is dead and TLS runs the web. It was a dense week, and the … Read more

This week: AI agent workflows, RAG architecture, and the real 80/20 of coding with AI. 9 posts, top insights, and what is next.

This week was one of those rare ones where the numbers and the narrative actually lined up. I published 8 posts across AI, leadership, and process design, and the data from GA4 tells me something interesting: the posts that took the least time to write are the ones people actually read. Let me break down … Read more

What I Built This Week Fifteen posts in seven days. The theme that emerged was unexpected: leadership. Not the abstract kind you read in a management book, but the tactical kind that shows up when an AI ignores your instructions, a junior dev misreads your intent, or a routine tool fails for a dumb reason … Read more