updated Jun 19, 2026 · 2w ago
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This is my learning.log —
what I'm building, discovering, and figuring out.
No polished essays. Just work in progress.
The hope is simple.
Stay a little closer to what's changing faster than we can blink
— Mohit
tinkering in public
What I shipped, learned, and bookmarked.
I set up a daily automation that reads my own notes and surprises me each morning with one small, finished artifact I did not see coming. This post explains how it works, shows a few it has made, and shares the exact prompt so you can run your own.
One of my favourite patterns in Claude Code lately is asking it to generate an intermediate, interactive HTML artefact instead of a Markdown file to iterate on a task. … Read full post →
/playground — build me a tool to decide <the choice>.
Controls for <the things I want to try>, a live preview, and a button
that copies a prompt I can paste back to apply my pick. Save it to ./playground/.
Most days I have a few Codex sessions running across different things. … Read full post →
Create my daily Codex morning work digest.
Goal:
Help me start the day by quickly understanding what meaningful Codex
work happened yesterday and early today, what needs my attention,
what can be ignored, and what I should act on first.
Group the digest into:
1. Needs my attention today
2. Waiting on my decision
3.…Find Skill by Need, AI ranks skills against a plain-English requirement
Built a small Raycast extension over the weekend to make sense of the 70-something Claude/agent skills piling up across ~/. claude/skills and ~/. agents/skills. Source: github. … Read full post →
End-to-end walkthrough of the three-prompt workflow
You can build a publish-ready LinkedIn carousel from a blank Claude Code session in three prompts. No Canva, no Figma, no design files to wrangle. … Read full post →
Many of us have shifted from creating Figma wireframes and designs to AI-generated prototypes and applications. … Read full post →
Claude doesn't accept video. My client regularly sends 5-10 minute Loom walkthroughs showing what they want changed in the product. … Read full post →
New father life means diapers. A lot of diapers. I order the same pack from FirstCry every few weeks, and the pricing on that site is chaotic. … Read full post →
+1 
Running multiple Claude Code sessions in parallel (or any CLI agent setup) means you need a way to manage several terminals at once. … Read full post →
If you're in engineering leadership exploring how to roll out AI-assisted development across an org, this thread from Brian Scanlan (VP Engineering at Intercom) is worth your time. … Read full post →
@brian_scanlanI send occasional updates when I ship something or learn something worth sharing. No schedule, no spam.