Claude Skill Selection Criteria: 3 Rules From 82 Skills I Built and 27 I Used
The three criteria I use to pick Claude skills after building 82 and using 27 over 110 days, and where to check each one on GitHub.
Lists, reviews and decision rules that come from doing the work.
The three criteria I use to pick Claude skills after building 82 and using 27 over 110 days, and where to check each one on GitHub.
Why adding rules to an agent's skill file lowers results, why multi-agent splits compound errors, and an untested loss-based feedback design.
How B2B brands can raise citation probability in AI answers by building content around customer questions, three content types, and a four-pillar website.
A three-tier weekly metric system for blog, Threads, LinkedIn, and YouTube, with official definitions, leading-indicator formulas, and 12-week chart rules.
Aside is an AI browser from a Y Combinator startup founded by three South Korean founders. It reverses browser automation; can it follow Cursor's path?
Rules for keeping AI-generated md files in check: separate living docs from dated records, allow five root filenames, and enforce it with a hook script.
Choose a learning community using three criteria, see four communities I actively join, and learn five ways to turn membership into real results.
How a Discord bot graded advanced missions for 319 n8n challenge applicants via similarity checks against the book's originals, plus a costly storage mistake.
Measured costs for a heavy coding agent: why subscriptions absorb cache reads, how $10 of OpenRouter credit vanished in a week, and how to split workloads.
Notes from a talk on adopting n8n at a hospital, a large Korean company, and a solo business, including the failures and the lessons learned.
Notes from a September 1, 2026 conference on the four stages of company AI automation adoption, and what managers and individuals should do at each.
Established Discord practices for an always-on AI agent bot: thread vs. inline replies, reaction status, model routing, tool permissions, and message limits.
A study of about 1,000 high schoolers using GPT-4 found practice scores rose 48% but exam scores fell 17%. The difference came down to how AI was used.
A record of the n8n 6-week finish-the-book challenge: 319 sign-ups, weekly student projects, a 4.9 review rating, and what changed after six weeks.
Six Korean public data portals and three API directories, sorted by use case, plus how to have AI pick the right API for your project.
Learn why GEO builds on SEO, why client-side rendered pages are invisible to AI crawlers, and how to measure mentions, sources, and citations in LLM answers.
Compare nine AI agent architecture patterns, their failure modes, and n8n production fixes for memory, error recovery, and human approval.
Pick an LLM backend for a self-hosted Hermes agent by weighing cost, data jurisdiction, and Claude subscription policy. Includes pricing and risk tables.
Learn how agent knowledge storage and retrieval map to CoALA memory types, sleep-time consolidation, and progressive disclosure.
Real Codex usage data from 72 active days: token totals, model mix, and rate-limit peaks. Find out why bursty users should pick Plus $20 over Pro.
A 36-hour build of an Age of Steam web game with Claude Code: code size, commits, API cost breakdown, and why the LLM hard difficulty was shelved.
A three-month drift audit of a Claude Code harness. Learn which failures stay silent and how to test hooks, avoid npx squatting, and validate YAML.
Autonomous agent loops need a machine verifier and explicit context. Learn the two-axis test, the evidence, and when humans should write rubrics first.
Compare a markdown-based LLM wiki pipeline with Google's Open Knowledge Format v0.1. Learn where they match, where they differ, and when to align your schema.
Anthropic's analysis of about 400,000 Claude Code sessions shows domain knowledge amplifies agentic coding results more than coding training does.
Why MCP and SDKs are complementary layers, not rivals, and how Google and n8n each handled protocol support versus building a framework.
A four-gate delivery playbook for automation projects in closed networks. Catch tool limits and security constraints in week one, not week three.
Fable 5 costs twice as much per token as Opus 4.8, but measured sessions cost 1.0 to 1.4 times as much. See the token, cost, and intervention data behind it.
Why Claude Code hooks guarantee deterministic control over AI agents, traced from git hooks and Design by Contract to neuro-symbolic guardrails.
Why MCP moved to Linux Foundation governance, how it complements Google's A2A, and what the adoption and security evidence supports.
Teardown means destroying one-off resources, not keeping them for later. Here is which term fits a service you shut down temporarily and plan to restart.
Google's first official guide to AI Overviews and AI Mode says AEO and GEO are just SEO. Here is what to keep doing and what to skip.
Teardown of excelkospi.pages.dev: vanilla JS on Cloudflare Pages Functions, a Durable Object, and Supabase, plus polling tricks that cut cost.
Traces vector search from 1998 research to today's database features, using DB-Engines rankings and funding data to assess standalone vector DBs.
SAP's $5.2B investment in n8n moves it from SMB automation into enterprise AI orchestration. See what changes for buyers, consultants, and self-hosters.
Compare Karpathy's four CLAUDE.md principles with Anthropic's Opus 4.7 guide, find the gaps, and get six concrete changes for your Claude Code setup.
Compare OpenClaw and Hermes Agent on messenger channels, tool integrations, memory, token cost, and stability to choose the right chat-driven AI agent.
Four ways to open a home Mac mini MySQL server to 28 students, and why a Cloudflare Tunnel serving the Adminer web UI needed no client installs.
A step-by-step diagnosis of Wi-Fi latency spikes traced to a neighbor's access point on 2.4GHz channel 11, and how moving the router to channel 1 fixed it.
Log every Threads draft-to-published edit with a Mac mini pipeline: Supabase for metrics, files for text and diffs, and a manual push gate.
Compare diagram-design, draw.io, Mermaid, and Excalidraw on one n8n workflow. Find out which tool fits lecture slides, editable files, docs, or discussion.
Compare the Notion API and Notion MCP for AI agents, see why Codex missed a Claude Notion connection, and learn to find with MCP and edit with the API.
Stop AI agents from drifting apart. Keep secrets in one shell file, paths and IDs in one shared guide, and point every agent config file to that guide.
Learn how Tailscale links a MacBook and a home Mac mini on a private network so you can SSH in without port forwarding, plus a quick way to diagnose timeouts.
Set up a Mac mini as an always-on home server, connect it over SSH and Tailscale, and avoid the sleep failures that break laptop-based automation.
Docker pulls, npm downloads, and GitHub stars show n8n and Claude Code coexisting. Learn the three moats n8n defends and when to use each tool.
Five stacked failures broke a Claude Code briefing run by macOS launchd. Here is how each layer was found and fixed for headless automation.
Compare /loop, /schedule, CronCreate, and Routines in Claude Code to pick the right recurring run for local tools, cloud execution, or external triggers.
Why VS Code's ripgrep can spin on symlinked .venv folders and peg the CPU, plus the three settings.json changes that stop it.
One real Claude Opus 4.6 API call broken down by token type, showing why cache writes dominate cost and how cache hit ratio changes the total bill.
Gmail OAuth2 reconnect fails with Unauthorized in self-hosted n8n on Railway. Learn why the callback URL points to the Railway default domain and how to fix it.
Why parallel lecture editing and PDF indexing exhausted a Max x5 token budget in two hours, plus a per-task token estimate and a delegation strategy.
Set up a Claude Code Stop Hook that saves sessions to Obsidian as Markdown, then uses Gemini to draft a daily work log. Setup takes about 15 minutes.
n8n is not dying. Docker pulls, GitHub stars, and valuation data show the product is growing while tutorial content on YouTube has saturated.