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Posts in2026

• Aug 6, 2026
  Building Ayumi and Kitae: Local-First Apps for Myself
  Why I built a journal and a workout tracker around Markdown, direct ownership, and collaboration with AI coding agents.
• Apr 22, 2026
  Why Pull Requests Should Be Reviewed the Moment They're Submitted: Four Classical Lenses and the AI-Era Twist
  A theoretical and simulation-driven argument for treating PR review as the highest-priority interrupt, grounded in queueing theory, context-cost asymmetry, and the dynamics introduced by AI-assisted development.
• Mar 28, 2026
  The Stochastic Bricoleur: What Lévi-Strauss Can Teach Us About Building Software with LLMs
  Exploring the parallels between Claude Lévi-Strauss's concept of 'bricolage' and how Large Language Models generate code, and what it means for modern software architecture.
• Feb 26, 2026
  Building and Maintaining the Pokke Docs with Starlight and LLMs
  How I use Starlight and scheduled AI tasks to generate and maintain the Pokke documentation.
• Feb 19, 2026
  A Simple but Powerful Bookmark Feature: Routing Prompts to Your Own AI Subscriptions
  How a lightweight custom URL feature in my personal bookmarking service, Pokke, enables seamless AI research while saving API costs.
• Feb 15, 2026
  Building a Digital Toy for Children Without Writing a Single Line of Code
  How I used AI to go from an idea to a deployed 'Emoji Shower' game, including automated infrastructure setup via GitHub APIs.
• Feb 4, 2026
  The Flow of Invisible Transcription
  Why hiding real-time transcription can actually make voice input faster and more natural.
• Jan 12, 2026
  Cursor MCP OAuth Error: Fix 'Invalid OAuth Error Response'
  Fix Cursor's MCP OAuth error by handling its well-known endpoint probe and returning a usable 401 response instead of a plain-text 404.
• Jan 12, 2026
  Turning My Bookmark Service into a Personal AI Librarian with MCP
  How I extended 'pokke' with the Model Context Protocol to connect my reading list with my personal knowledge base.
• Jan 11, 2026
  Pokke: A small bookmarking service for my own use
  With Pocket gone, I built a lightweight cloud SaaS to manage my reading list. Here is why I chose to build rather than adopt complex alternatives.