Articles
Notes from the work.
Things we worked out while building, written down so the next person does not have to work them out again. Published when there is something to say rather than on a schedule.
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An agent should preview before it writes
Automation that writes into books, a CRM, or a calendar should show the writes first, commit as a separate act, verify what landed, and be able to take it back.
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When one program needs older libraries
Local AI models are usually built against an older generation of GPU libraries than the rest of the machine wants. Downgrading the machine is the wrong fix.
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What to check before moving a site to a new host
A migration copies whatever you point it at, including the faults. Five things worth auditing first, learned from a move that turned out to be a rebuild.
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Where a timer should live
A countdown in the browser is wrong the moment a tab sleeps. Storing the session as one absolute moment on the server ends a whole category of bugs.
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A page should never hold a video player
Embedded players are the heaviest thing on most sites, and nobody needs one loaded before they ask to watch. Here is the pattern we use instead.
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