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Another function in the Ollama daily-use series: pipe any script, error message, or stack trace to ai-explain and get a plain-English explanation of what it does or what went wrong β entirely local, no cloud required.
November 12, 2026

Open WebUI is much more than a chat interface for Ollama. Custom model presets with system prompts, local document RAG, web search, Python Tools and personal API keys let you build a genuinely useful local AI workspace.
October 26, 2026

A zsh function that reads a JSON or CSV file, understands its actual fields, and suggests 5 practical jq/awk commands tailored to that exact file β picked via fzf, then loaded onto your command line (not run for you) so you see, edit and learn the exact command before pressing Enter.
October 22, 2026

A zsh function that turns a plain-English description, or an existing config file like a docker-compose.yaml, into a Mermaid diagram β printed as a ready-to-paste fenced code block. Where docker-python-mermaid needs a script written for each input format, ai-diagram takes whatever you have in hand.
October 15, 2026

A local LLM reads every article on your blog and writes the questions a developer would actually type into a search bar, each one mapped to the exact heading that answers it. The result is a build-time question index searched with plain BM25 in the browser β no embeddings, no API key, no vector database. Full pipeline, plugin and component included.
September 28, 2026

Two zsh functions that translate or summarize a Word, PDF, PowerPoint or Excel document without a single byte leaving your machine β Docling extracts the text locally, a local Ollama model does the translation or summary. Built for the document you'd never paste into a cloud translation tool.
September 21, 2026

A Docker batteries-included setup for Docling, IBM's document-conversion library: PDF, Word, PowerPoint, Excel and HTML files converted into clean Markdown, with GPU acceleration for machines with spare VRAM. A companion to my Markitdown article β same idea, a heavier engine underneath.
September 17, 2026

A Dockerized devcontainer with two Python scripts: the first sends each Markdown blog post to a local Ollama model to generate tags, the second compares those tags across posts to suggest which articles should link to each other. No cloud API, no manual tagging.
August 31, 2026

How this blog's .claude/ folder grew from a handful of slash commands into commands, hooks, skills, agents and rules working together β a practical learning path, including where a deterministic script beats asking the AI.
August 28, 2026

A growing share of your readers arrive through an AI assistant β and what they get is your HTML, wrapped in navigation, React widgets and collapsed accordions. This article generates a plain-Markdown mirror of every article, a /llms.txt index, and per-series full-text bundles, by degrading the MDX source rather than converting the rendered HTML. Includes the fallback rule that makes the export impossible to break.
August 24, 2026

AnythingLLM turns a pile of Markdown, Quarto, PDF, DOCX, Excel and PowerPoint files into something you can actually chat with, backed by a local Ollama model. Part 1 sets it up on a single machine; Part 2 keeps the documents on my work PC while borrowing the GPU sitting at home.
August 17, 2026

Three zsh functions that together form a local, offline pre-commit quality gate: ai-review catches SOLID violations and naming issues, ai-secrets separates real hardcoded credentials from false positives, and ai-commit drafts the Conventional Commits message once the diff is actually clean.
August 10, 2026

Turn your local Ollama model into an on-demand unit test generator. A zsh function that reads a Bash, PHP or Python file, detects whether you already have tests for it, prints only the missing Bats/Pest/Pytest cases needed for full coverage, offers to save them where the framework expects them, and runs the suite in a throw-away Docker container.
August 3, 2026

Add hover tooltips to tricky code lines in your Docusaurus blog β powered by Claude, generated at build time, zero browser latency. Covers the remark plugin, the React renderer, and the CLI script.
July 20, 2026

A practical guide to reducing token consumption in Claude Code; CLI commands, optimization of CLAUDE.md, and other context management.
June 1, 2026

Learn how to set up a dedicated Ollama server on your local network and connect your code editor to it for a private, free AI coding assistant.
May 18, 2026

Learn how to deploy Ollama locally via Docker to run private, free LLMs and enable AI-powered code autocompletion in VSCode.
March 30, 2026

Ask Lovable.dev to create a full dockerized application with a backend using Python and FastAPI and a frontend using React.
March 23, 2026

A step-by-step guide to show when a blog post has been written with the help of an AI like Google Gemini, by adding an icon and an author.
March 9, 2026

Improve your reader's experience by automatically generating concise TL;DR summaries for your blog posts using Google's Gemini AI and Python.
February 16, 2026

See how Google Gemini Nano was used to generate all the custom images for this blog, including a meerkat mascot.
September 29, 2025

Recraft.ai - Discover an advanced AI image generation tool that offers fine-tuning, image variations, custom sizing, and accurate text rendering.
January 1, 2025

Protect your PHP code with obfuscation. Discover how the php_obfuscator script works and if AI tools like Copilot can still de-obfuscate your proprietary source code.
April 9, 2024

Tabnine was once a must-have free AI autocomplete extension for VS Code. As of 2025 it is enterprise-only ($39/user/month). This article is kept as a historical reference.
March 2, 2024