Sharing Claude Code Transcripts
This is a handy tool, makes it super easy to share how I leverage Claude to produce improved designs, implementation plans, code reviews, etc.
This is a handy tool, makes it super easy to share how I leverage Claude to produce improved designs, implementation plans, code reviews, etc.
I’m severely tempted to put Windows in the rearview mirror and switch to Linux too. Unfortunately, my Windows install exists purely for playing the one type of game Steam’s Proton can’t run: MMO FPSes like Battlefield.
My Hugo blog is barely a month old, but I already wondered whether anyone besides bots ever stops by. I didn’t want heavyweight or cookie tracking pop ups, so I spun up Ackee —open‑source, cookie‑free, and small enough to ignore until I need the numbers.
Ackee went up on the same box that serves the blog—Node, Mongo, nothing exotic.
So What?
Because life is short and repetitive tasks are dull, here’s a straightforward setup to automatically update my Hugo-based website every time I push changes to Gitea. No glamor, just practical efficiency.
I’ve been using Hugo for this site—it’s simple, fast, and gets out of the way. Gitea hosts my Git repos because it does exactly what’s needed without fuss. Combining these two tools to automate deployments just made sense.