Automation

Developer automation using scripts, APIs, AI tooling, and workflow systems.

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DevOpsWeb PerformanceAutomationSignal vs Noise

Lighthouse CI Without a SaaS

Performance-monitoring SaaS sells you a wrapper around a tool you already have. GitHub Actions and Lighthouse CI fail the build on regressions for free.

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AutomationDeveloper Experience (DX)Signal vs Noise

AI-Assisted Development Is Not About Writing Code Faster

Everyone's measuring AI by lines-per-minute. The real leverage is in architecture, debugging, and the work nobody wants to do.

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Developer Experience (DX)AutomationStatic Architecture

Git Is Your CMS: A Content Workflow That Scales Without a Database

Git already has versioning, branching, review, collaboration, and publishing. Pair it with CI/CD and you have a content workflow more powerful than any admin panel.

AutomationRender.comNext.jsStatic Architecture

Automating Client Website Builds with n8n and Claude Code

A real look at the pipeline I built to take a client intake form and turn it into a deployed website — with minimal human involvement.