I Gave Claude Code SSH Access to My Homelab and Asked It What's Wrong

An agent SSHed into all ten of my machines in one afternoon and told me my logging driver was pointed at a dead server, my database crash-loop was a CPU-flag problem from 2009, and my smart home was one 3am auto-update away from going dark.

Flat-Rate AI Seats Hide Per-Developer Usage. Here's How I Metered Claude Code and Codex Anyway.

I wanted one number: how much is each developer actually leaning on Claude Code and Codex? The vendors don't tell you for flat-rate seats. The CLIs do, over OpenTelemetry, but the metrics pipeline lied to me four times in a row, returning HTTP 200 while throwing the data on the floor.

Restoring Claude Code Sessions Into the Right tmux Window After a Reboot

My layout survived every reboot. My Claude conversations did not — each pane came back as a fresh chat, and I'd spend ten minutes manually resuming this chat into that window. The fix is a tmux-resurrect companion, but the way it actually captures sessions surprised me.

Claude Code Forks Every MCP Server Per Session. Here's How to Share Them.

Twenty concurrent Claude sessions, 60 GB of RAM gone before I've typed anything. The fix isn't obvious, and one of the obvious-looking adapters will crash-loop your daemon hundreds of times overnight.

Customizing Claude Code for Your Development Workflow

Claude Code becomes significantly more powerful when configured for your specific workflow. Learn how to create custom skills, automated hooks, and specialized agents that understand your project's conventions and automate your repetitive tasks.

I Built IssueFlow: Turn Slack Conversations into GitHub Issues with AI

How I lost dozens of minutes a week to copy-pasting Slack conversations into GitHub, and built an AI tool to solve it.