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self-hostingdockerai

Building a near real-time topic monitoring system on a VPS

Self-hosted monitoring system on a VPS that aggregates RSS feeds, filters by keywords, scores and summarizes each article via an LLM, then pushes results to Slack. With multi-layer deduplication and web page change detection.

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March 17, 20268 min read
claude-codeaifact-checking

Building a Claude Code Skill to Fact-Check the News

Step-by-step construction of a Claude Code skill that cross-references web sources, fact-checking APIs, primary sources, and bias detection to verify any news in 2 minutes. With a real case: natural hydrogen in Moselle, France.

Published on
March 6, 202613 min read
claude-codeaimcp

Building a Claude Code skill to fact-check scientific claims

Step-by-step guide to building a Claude Code skill that cross-references PubMed, Semantic Scholar and the web to produce structured reports on any health claim. With MCP configuration and 2026 best practices.

Published on
March 5, 202611 min read
claude-codeaiproductivity

Claude Code status line: displaying real-time API usage

Creating a custom Claude Code status line that displays the model, context usage and real usage limits via the Anthropic API with progress bars.

Published on
February 27, 202610 min read
claude-codeaiproductivity

Optimizing your Claude Code configuration for development

Advanced Claude Code settings: environment variables, security permissions, automatic hooks and plugins for an optimized development workflow.

Published on
February 20, 20265 min read
neovimgitterminal

Terminal, Git and global search integrated in Neovim

Integrating a terminal, lazygit and a global search-and-replace tool in Neovim to never leave your editor again.

Published on
February 13, 20265 min read
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