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File extensions matter more than we like to admit. They’re not just a technical footnote — they’re a shared language. When you see .jpg, you expect an image. When you see .py, you expect Python. When you see .md, you expect Markdown. And that’s exactly the problem. Right now, the vogue in AI tooling is
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Over the last several days, we’ve been trying to solve what initially felt like a very reasonable problem: Can we use an AI assistant as a reliable, step-by-step installer assistant to a human for a moderately complex toolchain? On the surface, this seemed like a perfect use case for AI. The setup process is linear.
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Most people think “AI” means neural networks, training data, and a lot of math. Tic-Tac-Toe is a great counterexample.
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If you’ve been following agentic AI systems like Codex-style coding agents, you’ve probably seen references to things like agents.md, skills.md, or “tool catalogs.” At first glance, these can look like extra ceremony — more files, more config, more abstraction. They’re not. They’re the reason agentic systems work at all. This post explains what agents and
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What Is n8n? If you haven’t heard of n8n yet, don’t worry — it’s nowhere near widespread adoption yet. But it’s coming fast. n8n is an open-source workflow automation platform that lets you connect APIs, services, scripts, and humans into long-running, stateful workflows. Think of it as a developer-friendly alternative to tools like Zapier, but
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If you spend any time doing remote development over SSH—especially with tools like VS Code Remote—eventually you hit the same annoyance: You know SSH keys are the right answer,you know passwordless login is possible,but the setup always feels more manual than it should. For years, I handled this by copying keys around by hand, editing
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Using AI to accelerate development is amazing—agents can write code, open pull requests, fix bugs, and keep your project humming. But giving your AI the same permissions you give trusted human maintainers is a silent disaster waiting to happen. Here’s the simple truth: your AI should always log into your repository with an account that
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Most software projects drift. Scope expands, priorities shift, and half the time you finish features you never meant to start. Over the last year, I’ve been experimenting with a workflow that keeps the project laser-focused: combine GitHub Speckit with an AI assistant from the very beginning — before a single line of code is written.
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Introduction Jsonmaker lets you create your own private, customizable bookmark library right inside your WordPress account. Each folder in your library can generate a live JSON feed, which can be synced directly into your Chrome bookmarks using the Subscribed Toolbar extension. This guide will show you how to: Let’s begin. 1. Create an Account When
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The Subscribed Toolbar Chrome extension lets you turn any compatible JSON feed into a live, auto-updating bookmarks folder. In this guide, you’ll learn how to: To keep things simple, we’ll use this working example feed URL: You can replace it with your own feed later. 1. Install the Subscribed Toolbar Extension Step 1 – Open