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I Built a Chrome Extension to Stop Filling Out the Same Application 200 Times
Two hundred job applications, the same fields every time. How I built a Chrome extension with Claude to autofill them — what worked, what broke, and the code.
Teaching the AI How I Write
How I built a style-guide skill to keep my writing voice consistent across blog posts when working with Claude.
I Spent Two Hours Herding AI. I Could Have Just Done It Myself.
A real-world experience using AI to plan family activities with GetOut passes — and why two hours of corrections taught me more about AI's limits than any demo ever could.
13 Deployments, One Day, and a Grudging Respect for the Process
Yesterday I took a screen scraper project and gave it a proper home on Azure. Containerized, monitored, secrets managed correctly, analytics wired up,…
Spec-Driven Development Needed a Rewrite
Last post I talked about finding out that [what I've been doing has a name](https://thesaltykorean.com/building/ai/development/2026/03/03/specdrivende…
Apparently What I've Been Doing Has a Name
Specdriven development. Who knew that was a thing? I did, apparently — I just didn't know what to call it. Turns out I've been doing it this whole tim…
So I Started a Company. Cool Cool Cool.
Here we go. Again. I've been in technology for nearly 30 years. I've built ETL products from scratch and sold them to clients like Kimberly Clark, Coc…
When the Recruiter Becomes the Bottleneck
A technology leader shares his experience navigating a broken hiring process — and what recruiters can do better.
cloudxplorer-discount
For years working with blobs in Azure storage, my go to favorite tool has been [Clumsyleaf's CloudXplorer](http://clumsyleaf.com/products/cloudxplorer…