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GUIDES

Things I've written and recorded on building with AI and actually shipping it.

Website to video with Claude Code + Remotion

A setup guide for people who don't edit video. Point Claude Code at any website, let Remotion render it, and get a real product video out the other end.
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Don't Vibe Code Your Login

If you aren't an experienced developer, don't build your own auth — use a provider. A 2026 audit of 200 real AI-built repos found 90% had an exploitable vulnerability, most of it in access control the login form never touches. Full checklist and audit prompt inside.
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Your Supabase Anon Key Is Meant To Be Public

The Supabase anon (publishable) key belongs in your frontend — it is not a leak. Row Level Security is the only thing between it and your data, and RLS fails silently in about six documented ways. Checklist and audit prompt inside.
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6 Free AI Video Tools: What They Cost, What They Need, How to Set Them Up

Only 3 of the 6 are free with no strings. Real VRAM floors, the licence fine print (revenue caps, headcount caps, excluded territories), and the install commands for each — verified against the official repos and licence files.
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6 Free AI Image Tools: How to Actually Use Them

Four of them run in your browser with nothing installed. The rest need one app. Which model to pick for photos, text-in-image and editing — plus the licence trap that makes FLUX.2 klein 9B unsellable and the 4B fine.
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6 Free AI Audio Tools: How to Actually Use Them

Voice cloning, voiceover, song generation, sound effects and transcription — all MIT or Apache 2.0, all sellable. Try each in a browser first, then one app covers three of them. Includes what ElevenLabs' free tier actually permits.
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Claude Code Genius Mode: 40 Commands Most People Never Type

The 8 from the video plus 32 more, grouped by what they're for: context and tokens, session control, code quality, background work, git, config and debugging. All from the official CLI reference.
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13 Ways to Make Money With AI in 2026, Ranked by How Easy They Are to Start

Number 1 needs one person and one hour. Number 13 needs a year. The first move for each, plus the numbers behind them: McKinsey on the 88% who adopted AI and the 21% who changed anything, Ahrefs on AI search converting 23x, METR on AI making experienced devs 19% slower.
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