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MCPModel Context ProtocolMCP tunnels

AI assistants are no longer chatbots: what MCP tunnels made me realize

A field report from an architect's perspective: discovering the tunnels OpenAI introduced to connect ChatGPT to self-hosted MCP servers, and the shift in thinking it triggered about where AI platforms are headed.

July 6, 20267 min read
Digital trustAI account securitySecurity keys

The day my AI account's security became a selection criterion

A field report on digital trust: how a long-standing habit of securing my accounts with security keys led me, one Sunday in July 2026, to look at AI assistant security differently.

July 5, 20267 min read
AIDevelopmentCareer

Developers barely type the code anymore — but they still own the outcome

AI has erased the technical friction. The difficulty no longer lives in the code but in the clarity of intent — and the responsibility has remained entirely yours.

June 30, 20265 min read
GitHub CopilotPricingLLM

GitHub Copilot Cut My Momentum: When Quotas Kill Innovation

Critical analysis of GitHub Copilot's quota policy and how it blocks founders and small teams. Why local LLMs are becoming relevant again.

June 9, 20265 min read
ArchitectureDockerDevOps

Multi-layer Architecture with Docker: Isolation over Technology Debates

Learn how to isolate your application layers with Docker to avoid technology lock-in and maintain your projects long-term.

May 12, 20269 min read
MCPSentryGlitchTip

MCP + Sentry & GlitchTip: giving context to your AI agents

A hands-on account of integrating Sentry and GlitchTip MCP servers into an AI workflow — why, how, and what you learn along the way.

April 14, 20266 min read
Generative AILLMProductivity

I'm not a person, I'm a constellation of AI

Why combining several LLMs beats picking a single one: a field report on a tooled approach to generative AI productivity.

March 24, 20269 min read
AILLMDigital Identity

The LLM Doesn't Belong to You. You End Up Belonging to It.

Switching from ChatGPT to Claude cost me more than a subscription: a first-hand account of the cognitive debt that builds up when an LLM becomes, without you deciding it, a mirror of your own thinking.

March 10, 202612 min read
GPGEncryptionCybersecurity

Why GPG became a reflex in my digital daily life

A field report on five years of using GPG to sign, encrypt, and preserve the integrity of personal documents. A reflection on digital hygiene rather than a technical tutorial.

February 17, 20265 min read