Writing

I put Claude Code in a cronjob in a k8s namespace. It is tasked to monitor an application and in the unfortunate case of application error (degraded pods), it is tasked to do a hotfix and document it.

A Claude Code instance runs without any human action for 24-hours. I gave it short-term (sqlite3) & long-term (qdrant) memory, as well as access to a browser.

I attempted to create a fully-autonomous Claude Code. While I did not reach full autonomy, I got pretty close. In this piece I share the stats, how it went, and well.. how it made me feel.

Continuing on Part 1 (setting up your developer environment) and Part 2 (defining your project to Claude Code), we are now jumping into Part 3, in which we are going to be building the landing page for our application.

Assuming you have followed part 1 of this series, you now have a beautiful, customized development environment, waiting for you to start using it.

Everyone says you can't code if you are not a developer. I say: this is false, and today anyone can build anything! This is the first part of a 6-posts series on how to build any app with AI agents.

Continuing on my agentic workflows exploration, I expand on my previous Supabase implementation of preview environments, and move to Neon for true branching. I get a solid implementation.

Practical exploration (and recreation) of the `Mini Shai-Hulud` supply chain attack.