webdev Blog Posts
Posts tagged webdev — testing, AI, Playwright, and the web.
webdev Posts
I Built an Agent Skill That Turns Rough READMEs Into Polished Docs
How I turned a single-file agent skill into a maintainable README workflow with scripts, references, and evals.
I Used Skill Creator v2 to Improve One of My Agent Skills in VS Code
I just published a video showing how I used Skill Creator v2 to improve an existing AI skill inside VS Code, and honestly, I was seriously surprised at how much this thing does.
Build Websites, Games, and Teaching Resources With Google Gemini for Free (No Coding Required)
Discover how Google Gemini's Canvas lets anyone build websites, games, and interactive teaching resources for free — no coding skills required.
What Are Agent Skills? Beginners Guide
A beginner's guide to AI agent skills — what they are, how they work, and how to build your first skill in minutes.
Debugging My Zsh Config With Goose (and Why Agentic AI Actually Helped)
I've been playing around with a few things recently and wanted to share a real experience that genuinely surprised me. When Goose CLI wouldn't run, the agent investigated my .zshrc file and found a subtle syntax error that would have taken me much longer to debug manually.
How I vibe code: Improving my site design with Goose and Gemini 3
Having fun with Google's Gemini 3 and Goose coding agent to redesign my home page, creating dynamic hero components that change on refresh.
Building Your First MCP Server: A Beginners Tutorial
Have you ever wanted your AI assistant to access real-time data? Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers make this possible, and they're surprisingly simple to build and use! Learn how to build an MCP server from scratch using TypeScript, connect it to a real weather API, and integrate it with VS Code and GitHub Copilot.
Vibe Coding with Copilot and Gemini 2.5 pro - Simplifying My Blog with AI-Assisted Refactoring
I have been wanting to share more content on my blog, but ironically, the process of publishing has been slowing me down. In a recent vibe coding session, I decided to remove images from the blog entirely and explore a content-first approach with AI assistance.