
A new life for the website. Let email keep its old one
A&F Advertising: migrating a website while preserving existing email. The new implementation, the previous Framer version, and the boundaries of changes on one domain.
Neural networks, AI tools, and vibe coding in my work and daily life: experiments, practical insights, automation, digital products, design, and a new way of building faster, freer, and with more creative momentum


A&F Advertising: migrating a website while preserving existing email. The new implementation, the previous Framer version, and the boundaries of changes on one domain.

Kingsmont went through several stages: Cursor and Codex, then a version with Antigravity and Gemini. How I connected structure, visual presentation and checks on company material.

On 12 August Cursor released Grok 4.6 — a new version of the model they are building with SpaceXAI. And this time the update feels far more interesting than the usual few-percent bump on yet another benchmark suite

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The oracle of the new age does not predict the future — he assembles it from branches and versions. Before him is not a crystal ball, but Git: commit fixes a choice, push sends it into the world. Code becomes a language of will, memory, and reality

Comps Engine: an exploration of a valuation module within a broker CRM. Why I paused it and how it differs from the later LiveDXB Analytics implementation.

An event organiser’s portfolio: visual presentation, editing through Git, and a small but important boundary between the website and CRM

Native CallCoach: recognizing conversation fragments and offering short prompts alongside them. I show the real macOS app window and distinguish local from cloud processing.

Two Shuklina Consulting markets: shared components and separate language decisions. Why language order, URLs and releases cannot simply be copied between countries.
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