Thoughts on tech, tools, and life.
I turned 1,700 ebooks collecting digital dust in Calibre into a searchable knowledge base for Claude. Using Python, ChromaDB, and MCP servers, I built a system that lets Claude access my entire library—from security references to business books—delivering specific citations instead of generic AI responses. Here’s how I did it, what broke, and why personal knowledge infrastructure matters more than ever.
How I built a WordPress plugin, MCP server, and Claude Code agent to create a complete AI-assisted publishing workflow – then used it to publish this very post.
Two weeks ago I set up remote Claude Code access. What I didn’t expect was how quickly it would evolve from ‘remote terminal access’ into something that functions more like an operating system for my work.
I’ve now set up Claude Code with Obsidian for remote work access from any device.