May 11 · 15 min read · The prompt manager problem Anybody who uses ChatGPT or Claude seriously runs into the same unflattering moment around month three. They want to reuse the prompt that produced a brilliant code review l
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May 9 · 3 min read · A 71% drop in inference spend, with one caveat Last quarter our edge inference bill at Vercel hit $11,400 a month, mostly from a single feature: a writing-assist tool that runs a Llama 3.1 8B model behind a Cloudflare Workers AI endpoint. In April 20...
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May 6 · 12 min read · This morning's #1 story on Hacker News (827 points) is a side panel that runs an entire LLM on your laptop with one JavaScript call: await LanguageModel.create(). No server. No API key. No round-trip. The model — Google's 4GB Gemini Nano — is already...
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Apr 29 · 6 min read · Last month I did something I should have done years ago: I opened chrome://extensions, looked at the permissions list on my installed extensions, and nearly choked on my coffee. A tab manager extension had access to all my browsing data. A "simple" s...
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Apr 27 · 10 min read · Researching across thirty tabs, copying fragments into a scratchpad, then watching half of them vanish by Friday is not a memory problem — it is a tooling problem. Here is how to put a quiet capture l
Join discussionMar 27 · 3 min read · Build a Chrome Extension in 30 Minutes: Your Guide to Getting Started Ever wanted to create your own Chrome extension but thought it would take too long or require extensive coding skills? Think again. In this guide, I'll show you how to build a Chro...
Join discussionMar 26 · 4 min read · Looking to add some flair and functionality to your browser experience? Building a browser extension might seem daunting, but with the right guide, you can create a Chrome extension in just 30 minutes! Whether it's adding a unique feature, optimizing...
Join discussionMar 25 · 5 min read · The Chrome Web Store developer dashboard feels like it was designed in 2014 and never updated. Because it was. If you've ever shipped a Chrome extension, you know the drill. You zip up your build output, navigate to chrome.google.com/webstore/devcons...
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Mar 11 · 3 min read · If you're building on WebMCP, here's the browser compatibility reality as of March 2026. Short version: Chrome 146 works today. Everything else is "coming." Chrome 146: Live and Stable navigator.modelContext shipped in Chrome 146 stable. The API surf...
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