10 articles
Cursor vs Claude Code vs Codex: Which Coding Workflow Fits Your Project?
Choose an AI coding workflow by where you work, how you verify changes, and the amount of supervision your project needs.
Read the comparisonBuild an AI Workflow with MCP: A Small, Testable Python Example
Build a local MCP tool, call it from a Python client, and verify its boundaries before connecting a model or a production system.
Read the articlen8n, Zapier, and Make: How to Evaluate an Automation Platform
Compare workflow fit and ownership using a practical pilot, with clear limits on what current official sources establish.
Read the comparisonAI Coding Tools for Solo Developers: A Task-Based Shortlist
A practical shortlist for repository exploration, feature work, and code review, with a small trial you can run before subscribing.
Read the articleAI API Platforms: A Developer’s Evaluation Checklist
Choose an AI API around your workload, failure handling, data boundaries, and cost per accepted result—not a model leaderboard.
Read the articleA Lean SaaS Stack for Indie Founders: What to Add, and When
Build a stack in stages: ship a useful product, protect customer data, then add automation and observability when specific problems justify them.
Read the articleA Practical AI Code Review Workflow for Small Teams
Give AI reviewers a bounded diff, repository rules, and a finding format, then verify the issues before a human merge decision.
Read the articleHow to Choose an AI Coding Assistant: A Practical Evaluation
Evaluate AI coding assistants with a repeatable task, acceptance criteria, and a downloadable worksheet. Compare correctness, review effort, and cost.
Read the articleHow to Design a Reliable AI Workflow for a Small Team
Design an AI workflow with clear inputs, review gates, retries, and failure cases. Includes a support-reply example and a downloadable pilot checklist.
Read the articleYour AI stack costs more than a subscription.
A simple framework for thinking about usage, integration, maintenance, and the cost of switching.
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