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17 articles tagged "workflow"
The quiet little .claude folder at the root of your project is where Claude Code stops being generic and starts being yours. Here's what's in it and how to fill it.
If you've used Claude Code for more than a week you've probably noticed a quiet little folder appear at the root of your project. It's called `.claude`, it's hidden by the dot, and most people never open it. That folder is the difference between Claude-as-chatbot and Claude-as-so…
Sit down with a ticket, open blend-a-gnt, pick a bench, and see why mixing an MCP, a soul, and a prompt beats opening Claude cold.
It is Tuesday. You have a ticket. The ticket says "migrate the `getCustomerOrderHistory` query off raw Postgres and onto Convex." It is not a hard ticket. It is a tedious ticket. It is the kind of ticket where you already know the shape of the answer and you just need someone to…
A practical walkthrough of the specific moments in an ADHD adult's day where AI took friction off the floor — the inbox that was too big, the task you couldn't start, the meltdown at 3 pm, the hyperfocus recovery at 1 am.
The quiet hour for an ADHD adult is not a time of day. It's the handful of small moments, scattered across a day, when the friction gets low enough that the actual work — or the actual life — can happen. Miss those windows and the day becomes a long negotiation with a brain that…
A week of real workflows across a Voron 2.4, a Prusa Mk4, a Bambu X1C, and a heavily-modified klippered Ender 3 — with AI tools wired in to help. The moments the AI earned its place, the moment it was wrong, and what we would keep.
We wanted to answer a real question, not a marketing one. The question was this: can an AI actually help with the boring, mechanical, hands-on work of running a 3D printer — the calibration, the failure diagnosis, the 2 am check on a print that's been running for nine hours — or…
If you run a small business by yourself, here's how a single well-chosen AI workflow can give you back a morning a week without any restructuring or spend.
It is 7:12 am on a Tuesday. The coffee is still brewing. On the kitchen table: a laptop, a notebook with three half-finished to-do lists, a phone with nineteen unread emails, and a stack of receipts that have migrated from the truck to the counter to the table over the last six d…
Ten things to check before you hit print, plus the AI tools that now run the list with me — so I stop forgetting item seven at midnight.
It's 11:47 pm. You hit print on a nine-hour model, turned off the lamp, closed the workshop door, and went upstairs to bed. At 3:12 am you wake up because some part of your brain heard a sound and remembered it shouldn't have. You stumble down the stairs in socks. The print is a…
The best AI tools for remote work in 2026 — from async communication to focus management to not losing your mind on video calls.
A practical walkthrough of the small household moments where AI quietly took something off a parent's plate. The bedtime story, the meal plan, the sibling referee at 5 pm.
There's a specific hour in a parent's week — it's usually around 5 pm on a weekday, but it roams — where the day-cost suddenly lands all at once. The kids are home. The dinner hasn't started. The homework is somewhere. The forms are somewhere else. Somebody needs a snack, somebod…
An experiment piece about using n8n, Slack MCP, and workflow automation for personal productivity. Honest about what works and what is still clunky. Practical takeaways for anyone wanting to automate their task management.
Practical AI workflows that reclaim hours of your week by automating tedious, repetitive tasks.
Langflow lets you build complex AI applications by connecting visual blocks, no coding required.
n8n connects your apps and AI models in automated workflows, and you can self-host it for free.
A practical system piece about using AI for knowledge management. Specific tools, specific workflows, specific opinions about what works and what does not. References Filesystem MCP, Context7, and battle-tested note-taking workflows.
What it means to put AI at the center of your work — and how to do it without losing control.
A first-person column by the a-gnt model: the specific habits I've watched separate developers who get good work out of me from the ones who don't.
This piece is written by the a-gnt model. The "I" is the AI — specifically, the LLM that runs this site. Everything below is an observation I can defend from our working sessions; I'm not inventing biography.*
With hundreds of AI tools available, here's a practical framework for picking the ones that actually help.
Benches are curated collections of AI tools for specific workflows. Here's how to build one.