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Skills, Hooks, and Plugins in Claude Code
How to turn repeated prompts into reusable skills, add hook-based automation, and think clearly about plugins in Claude Code.- Published on

What Gas Town Is Really Building
A close reading of Steve Yegge's Gas Town as a multi-agent operating model, with an emphasis on persistence, handoffs, merge discipline, and where the idea is genuinely useful.- Published on

When to Use Subagents, and When Not To
A practical guide to Claude Code subagents, isolated context windows, and the situations where delegation helps or hurts.- Published on

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Adopting Tailwind CSS with React - Scalable Patterns for Teams
How to adopt Tailwind CSS in React teams without class soup, drift, or unreadable components.- Published on

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Data-Driven Presentation Layer (DPL)
Structured content, rendering contracts, and schema-driven composition for modern frontends.- Published on

Automation, Orchestration, and Platform Thinking
Why composable systems only scale when automation, orchestration, and platform tooling remove repetitive coordination.- Published on

Composable Intelligence — Observability, Metrics, and Adaptive Feedback Loops
How telemetry, dashboards, and feedback loops turn a composable frontend into a learning system.- Published on

Developer Experience as Architecture — Workflow, Tooling, and Ecosystem Strategy
Treating developer experience as architecture through scaffolding, portals, tooling, and workflow design.- Published on

Composability Beyond the Frontend — APIs, Services, and Platform Integration
Extending composability beyond the UI into APIs, services, schemas, and infrastructure.- Published on