I built a Claude Code skill called crabby that makes Claude output diagnostics in rustc error format - severity codes, location arrows, causation spans, and a paste-able fix every time. The twist: Claude becomes Ferris the crab, grumpy and unimpressed, but technically precise.The format works for code review, writing review, architecture, strategy - anything you submit. The "writing review"...
I built a set of commands that enforce a simple discipline: no code gets written until you've reviewed and approved a written plan. The workflow: /bt-research → /bt-plan → /bt-review (repeat 1-6x) → /bt-implement The key insight (from Boris Tane's workflow): plans are shared mutable state. Instead of steering the AI through chat, you both edit the same markdown file. You add inline notes like...
*tl;dr:* I built an upgrade skill for OpenCode that handles the entire update workflow—from refreshing Homebrew to verifying the new version—in one command.Usage; Just ask Claude in OpenCode:"Upgrade OpenCode" "Update OpenCode to the latest version" "Check for OpenCode updates"https://ekadetov.github.io/2026/02/16/opencode-upgrade-skill...
I built an AI agent mode that doesn't just teach you—it forges you into an expert through brutal, tested progression.*TL;DR:* 0211 is a 4-gear learning system where you prove mastery at checkpoints before advancing. Each gear has RPM thresholds (75% → 80% → 85% → 90%). Fail = stay in gear. No shortcuts to expertise.---## The Code https://github.com/ekadetov/ekadetov.github.io/blob/main/ass...
Oracle's free tier (4 ARM cores, 24GB RAM, forever) is great but nearly impossible to provision due to capacity issues. I built a Terraform retry script that automatically tries until capacity becomes available.Also includes the fix for the "did not find a proper configuration for key id" error that everyone hits in Cloud Shell.GitHub: https://github.com/ekadetov/oci-terraform-retry-script
I got tired of AI making me dumber, so I built "Proof of Thought" - an AI agent that won't write code until you demonstrate you understand the problem. After 30 days of use, my bug rate dropped 73% and I can actually explain my own codebase again.https://github.com/ekadetov/ekadetov.github.io/blob/main/ass...