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2d ago · 6 min read · In Part 1 of this backend series, I broke down the core architecture of dotsuite-core — a private Rust backend powering 18 developer tools, complete with multi-tier scheduling and the "Look-Ahead + Sl
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May 16 · 7 min read · You've seen the trend. Someone asks an AI: "Pick a random number between 1 and 100." It says 73. Or 42. Every time. Funny meme, right? Wrong. That's a training data fingerprint — and if you know how t
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May 11 · 14 min read · Most of my tools in the DotSuite ecosystem — VS Code extensions, CLI tools, Telegram bots — were islands. Each one doing its own thing. No shared auth. No shared billing. No shared scheduling. That ch
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May 6 · 14 min read · New to this topic? There's a lighter version of this article on DEV.to — Your AI Assistant Is Gaslighting You — covering the same experiment without the architecture deep-dive. This post is the full t
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May 4 · 10 min read · I got a personal email last week. Someone named Peter Jones from a developer platform had apparently read my article on Hashnode, loved it, and wanted to feature me as a guest author. Flattering, righ
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