A month with AI: it moved my blog and built me an iPhone app and even a health tracker. It went so fast that I sometimes hit my limit, but I found my own way of using AI: to slack off, to make things, and to learn.
Making an app had been on my bucket list for years, and I finally did it with AI. Building it took about two hours; the hard part was the week from registering with Apple to going live. This is the story of releasing my habit app, Mainichi Stamp.
I gave my blog, which I moved from WordPress to Astro, a new look with AI, "the atelier of a wizard who lives in the forest." Here's how I built it, what AI made possible, and the decisions that still needed a person.
How I set up Claude Code to automatically fetch and analyze my numbers from Google Search Console, Google Analytics (GA4), YouTube, and Instagram. Includes an example monthly report, how each service connects, where I got stuck, and safety tips.
I moved my blog from WordPress to Astro without writing a single line of code, by leaving the work to Claude Code. Converting 145 posts at once, choosing a host, reviewing old posts, and tips for working well with AI.
A record of my first attempt at making a game. I followed a tutorial and built my first game with Godot, a free development tool that's great for 2D games.
A record of trying the 3D software Blender for the first time and making 10 models: a hamburger, a mini room, sweets and more, and what I learned as a beginner along the way.
How to sync your Kindle books and highlights into Obsidian with the Kindle Highlights plugin: the first setup, customizing the template, and what I thought after trying it.
