Tag: Coding
All the articles with the tag "Coding".
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The Claude Code Skills That Run My Content Pipeline
People ask how one person keeps a channel moving, so I made a video walking through my whole setup. Here is the gist. The boring parts stopped being manual. They became custom skills inside a seven-stage Claude Code pipeline that runs from my terminal: Strategy, Ideate, Produce,
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OpenAI's /goal Command Lets Codex Agents Code for Days
OpenAI shipped `/goal` in the Codex CLI and the Codex app, so I made a video showing what it does and how to turn it on, since that is the question I kept seeing in every thread. The pitch: set a task, walk away, come back hours later to find it done, no babysitting the agent eve
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The Codex Reset Feature Most People Missed
I hit my Codex weekly limit with three days still left in the week, which used to mean waiting it out. OpenAI added a way to reset the limit yourself, so I made a short video showing it live. Here are the exact steps if you would rather read them than watch. You no longer have to
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Gemini CLI: The Free Claude Code Alternative
If you want Claude Code but do not want to burn API credits, Google made that easier. I made a video installing Gemini CLI from scratch and putting it through a real task, and here is the gist plus the steps so you can follow along without watching if you prefer. It is an open-so
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What Generative AI Really Is (Without the Hype)
I set myself a small challenge: explain generative AI in about 90 seconds, no jargon, one analogy. The final cut runs about 81 seconds. Here's the idea behind it.
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Mermaid + AI: Generate System Diagrams From Text in Seconds
I made a quick video on how I stopped drawing architecture diagrams by hand, and this post is the written version so you can copy the workflow straight off the page. I used to lose half an hour dragging boxes around in Lucidchart or Figma just to draw one diagram. Now I describe
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One Codex Setting That Lets Ten Agents Work at Once
I made a quick video on a Codex setting most people never open, because flipping it on changed how I run bigger tasks. Multi-agent mode lets Codex run several agents at once, each with its own context window, reporting back to the main agent. In the video I turn it on and push it