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- 11 Oct 2026 Test-time compute, make it work first, and Claude Code with Jira A week covering what test-time compute means, a build-order rule learnt the hard way, and using Claude Code with Jira to keep a backlog clean. Weekly learnings
- 20 Sept 2026 Keycloak, Claude Code's headless OAuth tokens and language model types Exploring Keycloak as an Entra ID alternative, running Claude Code headless with a subscription OAuth token, masked versus autoregressive language models, and why evals matter more than demos when building AI products. Weekly learnings
- 17 Sept 2026 Sunday no longer needs a laptop: the weekly note now compiles itself in GitHub Actions My weekly learnings note was compiled by a Claude Code skill on a Windows scheduled task, which meant a specific laptop had to be awake on Sunday evening. Moving it to a headless run in GitHub Actions took one workflow file, and the first run failed for a reason I am glad it did. Blog
- 13 Sept 2026 When a script beats an agent, the N+1 query problem and database transactions Why not everything needs to be an agent, Conventional Commits as an org-wide standard, the classic N+1 query problem, wrapping writes in transactions and Archify for visualising codebases. Weekly learnings
- 23 Aug 2026 Astro, self-publishing automations and enterprise knowledge bots Building this site with Astro, automating weekly publishing with Claude Code, brainstorming an enterprise search bot, picking Sentry for error tracing, and queuing up my next read. Weekly learnings
- 21 Aug 2026 How this site ships itself and is always updated How lokeshnanda.com publishes: markdown in a repo, a git push, a pipeline that does the rest — and Claude Code skills that turn rough notes into published pages. Blog
- 10 Jul 2026 I gave my solution architecture practice a memory — with a git repo and Claude Code How a git-based Architecture Hub stops client learnings from dying in chat transcripts: nested context files, reusable standards, and six daily workflows. Blog