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2026-07-30
I periodically catch myself thinking: “what if someone has already done this?” — only after I’ve written another piece of code. With confgraph, my AI secretary for video conferences, I decided not to guess but to …
Read more2026-07-13
After moving to Hugo the site turned from a heavy sick patient into a lightweight, fast static archive — and it became clear that this wouldn’t be the end of the story. Now that the site is fast and doesn’t require a …
Read more2026-06-17
One of the tasks in the airline ticket mailing project is to automatically generate cards with offers for posting in public pages. Price, route, date — the data changes, the image must be updated on a schedule without …
Read more2026-06-02
In the previous article we deployed our own Vaultwarden server. Today — how to work with it from the console and integrate it into automation. Bitwarden CLI (the bw utility) — the official open-source command-line tool. …
Read more2026-05-28
This project addressed a simple but expensive business problem: repeated manual calls to debtors by an employee who should have been doing higher-value work instead of reading scripts and logging responses. The real …
Read more2026-05-27
This project combined content automation, external APIs, and image generation tailored to specific channels. The goal was not only to collect offers, but to produce publication-ready material that matched the target …
Read more2026-05-26
Most people use n8n to move data from one place to another — a webhook arrives, create a task, a form is filled out, send it to the CRM. It’s useful, no doubt, but it’s a bit like using a good knife only to …
Read more2026-05-16
When you have one server — you SSH in and do what’s needed. When there are ten — you write bash scripts. When there are more than three hundred — either you automate everything completely, or the infrastructure manages …
Read more2026-05-15
The client came with an idea: they have access to the level.travel API, hundreds of Telegram channels for travel agents, and a desire to automatically publish attractive tours on a schedule. Sounds like a typical …
Read more2026-05-12
There is such a Turing test — the machine tries to convince a person that it is also a person. In parsing everything works exactly the opposite: the site tries to figure out that you are not a human, and you try to …
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