Artificial intelligence applied to real work: agents, automation, tools and pipelines I use every day to produce more with less friction. No abstract AI talk — I cover Claude Code, Obsidian with semantic search, pipelines that write and publish content, self-correcting agents. What I build, what I break, and what I learn along the way.
Awesome LLM Apps is like walking into a warehouse packed with over 100 AI resources ready to take apart: agents, skills, RAG systems, multi-agent teams and chatbots for almost any experiment. It is an open-source collection for learning by building. What do you actually get? Code to inspect, run and adapt. Hosting, support and guarantees […]
Vengeance UI is an animated component library for React and Next.js, aimed at anyone who wants a marketing site with more movement than a toaster. It gives you ready-to-install visual interactions. The storefront looks great; the licence and pricing, however, cannot be verified. That is where you need to stop. TL;DR: The No-Nonsense Summary What […]
Text and a button can only carry a landing page so far. Then come the animations, transitions and the frontend bill. Aceternity UI is a library of over 200 React components with built-in animations, built to put together pages that impress without hand-coding every effect. On paper, it cuts out a lot of that work. […]
When shadcn/ui proved that copying components beat installing packages, it was only a matter of time before someone built a store on top of it. Skiper UI offers 106+ visual components for React and Next.js that install with a single shadcn CLI command: some free, the most impressive ones paid. The real question is not […]
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Confidential meetings should not end up sightseeing across someone else’s servers. Meetily is an open-source meeting assistant that records and transcribes on your own computer, and can also summarise there if you choose a local model. It is built for people who put data control first and accept a more demanding setup than simply opening […]
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Publishing an AI-written article often looks easy, until the sources, broken links, CMS formatting and that toothpaste-ad copy show up. Claude Blog turns that pile of headaches into a coordinated editorial workflow for Claude Code, although the final judgement remains human. Thank goodness. TL;DR: The No-Nonsense Summary Complete suite: brings together 31 sub-skills for researching, […]
A website can look flawless and still be a small minefield for anyone navigating by keyboard, filling in a form or trying to understand an error. Vercel’s Web Design Guidelines audits interface code against more than 100 accessibility, performance and UX rules, but it does not design for you or automatically turn a mediocre website […]
OpenClaudia Skills aims to turn the terminal into a marketing department with more than 70 skills. Its analytics proposition sounds especially appealing: query real GA4 data from a coding agent. But there is fine print: you need OAuth, access to the property, and considerably more setup than downloading a folder. TL;DR: The No-Nonsense Summary What […]
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Adding an animation is easy. Getting an interface to respond with the right duration, curve and focus is another matter entirely. Emil Design Engineering turns Emil Kowalski’s design and motion principles into instructions for coding agents, though it does not replace professional review or prove on its own that the result is accessible. TL;DR: The […]
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There comes a moment when every marketing team with access to a coding agent ends up pasting loose prompts into a chat. No context, no structure, just hoping something decent comes out. Marketing Skills by Alireza Rezvani is an open-source library that organizes marketing instructions for coding agents into thematic pods with shared brand context. […]