Most days at work are routine. But every now and then something happens, a tricky bug, a tool that surprises me, a decision that turns out to matter, and that’s worth writing down. That’s really w...

The token headache we all have I’m building a couple of side projects at the moment. Not as demos, and not as weekend projects I’ll abandon at 80 percent. I want them in production, with real user...

If you’ve used an AI coding agent on anything beyond a toy, you know the failure mode. You describe what you want, it starts writing code, and three prompts later it’s confidently building the wron...

If you use Claude every day, you’ve probably noticed it behaves differently depending on where you use it. In a fresh chat it starts from nothing. In Claude Code, it seems to “know” your project’s ...

Retail investing in India comes with a part-time job attached: the admin. Stop-loss orders (GTTs) silently get cancelled when a company pays a dividend — leaving positions unprotected with no notif...

Like most people, my Google Drive had become a digital junk drawer. After years of saving files without any real system — loose PDFs at the root, duplicate folders, mystery files with names that ma...

If you work the way I do, you’ve usually got several Windows Terminal tabs open at once — a different project in each one, each running its own Claude Code session. The problem is that every tab lo...

I see a lot of developers fire up Agent Mode for work they could have simply handed off to the cloud—and then they sit there watching a task that never needed them in the first place. Copilot has t...

MCP (Model Context Protocol) has quietly become the standard way to wire AI models to external tools and data. It went from 2 million monthly SDK downloads at launch in late 2024 to 97 million by M...

I’ve been running a few different AI tools in parallel to see how they actually fit into a developer workflow. Claude for longer sessions and architecture thinking, Copilot for in-editor completion...