The emergence of LLMs and code generation tools takes me back to the mindset I had thirty years ago, when I was learning to build websites on an internet that was still finding its footing.
I use Obsidian heavily every day, but navigating to the right note to capture a quick idea is already too much friction. So I built a small macOS tool to fix that.
What is really changing in the way I work with AI: it's no longer the tools or the code that matter, it's the prompts and the contexts.
How and why I developed Browsidian, a web editor to access my Obsidian notes from any browser
My perspective on the rapid evolution of vibe coding and the rise of the specification-driven approach in AI-assisted development