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Why My Best Productivity Tools Are the Ones Nobody Else Can Use
Custom software used to be a luxury reserved for people with a budget. With AI, a tool shaped exactly like my workflow costs less than adapting to a generic one — which quietly changed what I build, what I still buy, and where the line between the two sits.
How I use AI in my Obsidian vault without losing the plot
I kept AI out of my Obsidian vault for years. MCP changed the equation — not by making the vault smarter, but by giving AI a specific job with a clear boundary and a review step.
Coding agents don't need more power. They need rules.
A simple CLAUDE.md file based on Andrej Karpathy's observations about coding agents became wildly popular because it solves a real problem: AI agents are powerful, but not disciplined by default.
Stop using AI coding agents like autocomplete
AI coding agents become more useful when I stop treating them as smarter autocomplete and start treating them as delegated workers with clear inputs, boundaries, and verification.
Claude Code vs Codex: two tools, two modes of thinking
I stopped asking whether Claude Code or Codex is better. The useful question is simpler: am I exploring a problem, or am I delegating a bounded task?