Updated Mar 2, 2026 · 4d ago
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This is my learning.log —
what I'm building, discovering, and figuring out.
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The hope is simple.
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— Mohit
tinkering in public
What I shipped, learned, and bookmarked.
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Been setting up a Shopify store with Claude Code instead of clicking around the admin. Theme colors, collections, nav menus — all through CLI and API calls. Honestly? It flows way better than I expected. No tab-switching, no hunting for the right settings panel. Just describe what I want, watch it happen. The combo of Shopify CLI and their MCP server is what makes it work. AI needs APIs, not buttons.
For anything related to data analysis from X, Grok always exceeds my expectations.
I kept noticing that useful things come up during Claude Code sessions — tricks, gotchas, tooling patterns — but I'd lose them once the session ended. So I built a harvest-feed skill that scans the conversation history and proposes 4-5 draft entries, classified by type, written in first person, and saved as drafts for review. Now I can capture insights without worrying about missing something important.
Kicking off a project to migrate my sister's furniture store from WooCommerce to Shopify. The goal: use AI as much as possible — Shopify CLI, Shopify MCP, and Claude Code — instead of the visual builder. A learning experiment to see how far agentic coding can take a real store build.
Accessing the system primarily through Claude Co-work now feels like the natural way to work. The chat interface combined with easily toggleable connectors and plugins creates a flexible operating environment that adapts to different use cases.
The operating model was refined to better match real weekly rhythms by improving prioritization, reducing planning overhead, and tightening feedback loops.
Blown away by this one: the onboarding is smooth, the Business DNA setup is actually useful, and the creatives look close to ready-to-post.
Pomelli by Google Labs
labs.google.com
I would like to try a bunch of setups for solidifying the agentic coding infrastructure for me, and this one is one of them
Code Factory: How to setup your repo so your agent can auto write and review 100% of your code
@ryancarson
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