19h ago · 7 min read · Every morning I used to open HubSpot, try to remember where I left off with six different prospects, copy LinkedIn URLs into a browser, read company pages I'd read before, and write roughly the same r
Join discussion19h ago · 13 min read · Every Git client I've ever used treats merge conflicts the same way: show the markers, let the human figure it out. Even for the obvious ones — a lockfile where both branches bumped a version number,
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22h ago · 8 min read · I'm not an ML researcher. I don't have a CS degree. I built a read-later app called Burn 451 because my bookmarks pile kept embarrassing me. Yesterday I shipped the ninth vault — 25 essays by Tiago Forte, our in-house PKM canon. The week before that,...
Join discussion1d ago · 6 min read · The Model Context Protocol explained practically — with a real working example you can deploy today Most Claude Code tutorials tell you to install MCP servers. This one shows you how to build one. Because once you understand that MCP is just a JSON-...
Join discussion1d ago · 9 min read · For two decades, selling a small API as an indie developer meant the same playbook: build it, write docs, set up a pricing page, integrate Stripe, market it on Product Hunt, write SEO posts, hope some developer finds it. The distribution problem usua...
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1d ago · 8 min read · For most of the last decade, the default path to monetizing an API looked like this: build it, put up a pricing page, write Stripe integration code, set up webhooks, handle failed charges, write invoice templates, deal with VAT, build an API key mana...
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1d ago · 8 min read · Deployment is changing. A year ago, "deploy my API" meant a human clicking buttons in a dashboard. Today it increasingly means an AI agent calling a tool, mid-conversation, because the human said "ship it" in plain English. Both users deserve the sam...
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1d ago · 6 min read · Full-Proof: Distillery 0.4.0 and the Agent Memory Problem !!! note "Release summary" Distillery 0.4.0 shipped April 19, 2026. It's the release where the MCP tool surface becomes a public contract: stable tool names, consistent error codes...
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