Programming

Although this blog is meant for people getting started with AI without needing to code, there's code behind many of the articles. This section gathers that side for those who do program or want to start: how I use AI to write, review and document code, and what I've learned doing it on real projects, my own and my clients'.

This is the place for coding assistants like Claude Code, for how to ask an agent for changes without it wrecking your project, for how to review what the AI writes before accepting it, and for which tasks I delegate to it and which I don't. The mistakes too: code that seemed to work and didn't, or the fix that broke something else.

It isn't the most visible part of the blog and it doesn't try to be. It's where the technical details go that don't fit in an article for a general audience, so that anyone who wants to dig deeper has somewhere to do it without everyone else having to wrestle with code.