I Tested Claude Code Memory vs mem0. One Stores Files, One Stores Opinions.
I stored 10 detailed memories in mem0 and got back 15 atomic facts. Here is what survived, what did not, and when each system matters.
Claude Code Agents: My 4-Agent Pipeline | LogicWeave
I built 4 specialized Claude Code agents that plan, write, optimize, and research content autonomously. Here is how the pipeline chains together.
Adobe Firefly Just Became a Serious Automation Tool (And Most People Haven’t Noticed)
Adobe Firefly is not just another AI image generator. Its commercial licensing and API make it the first serious option for automated content pipelines.
The Legacy Workflow: Why Connecting MCP Servers to Azure AI Foundry Used to Make Developers Cry
No Add Server button. No URL form. Connecting MCP servers to Azure AI Foundry meant fighting the platform at every step. Here is the legacy workflow.
Claude Code Needed a Home. Archon Gave Me a Security Education Instead.
Setting up a self-hosted AI stack turned into a crash course in Docker networking, zero-trust security, and why simple solutions beat perfect ones.
I Forked a Repo to Supercharge Claude Code (And Accidentally Learned Zero-Trust Architecture)
I forked a repo to extend Claude Code and accidentally learned zero-trust architecture. Here is what happened when the tool outgrew its tooling.
From Replit to Docker and Self-hosting: When Simple Becomes Complex
Moving a campaign management system from Replit to Docker self-hosting. What started as just move it became a complexity sequel.
Setting Up Uptime Kuma: When ‘Just Monitor My Stuff’ Becomes a Linux Deep Dive
A customer called about a broken form before I knew it was down. Setting up Uptime Kuma turned into a full Linux monitoring deep dive.
I Almost Left AWS for Shinier Platforms. Then I Found Generative AI Application Builder.
I almost left AWS for Azure and GCP. Then Generative AI Application Builder changed my mind. Here is what it does that other platforms do not.
From Self-Hosted Chaos to CI/CD Zen: My DevOps Reality Check
A simple database migration turned into firewall lockouts, auth failures, and AWS having a bad day. Here is my DevOps reality check.