The Challenge # I watched a YouTube video titled “I Stopped Using PowerPoint Once I Learned This Claude Method” that demonstrated creating presentations using HTML instead of PowerPoint. The approach was compelling: single HTML files that run in browsers, support full CSS animations, and can be deployed to GitHub Pages for instant sharing.
But here’s the thing - I already had a pptx skill installed that generates actual PowerPoint files. Should I replace it? Enhance it? Or build something new?
Overview # This site uses a hybrid content structure that combines the best of wikis and blogs. Instead of choosing between “everything chronological” or “everything by topic,” we get both:
Wiki sections for evergreen reference content (organized by topic) Blog posts for journey updates and lessons learned (organized by date) Tutorials for step-by-step guides (standalone, searchable) Series for multi-part deep dives (linked learning paths) Content Architecture #
AI-augmented homelab operations — from multi-agent orchestration to automated content pipelines. This wiki documents how Claude Code and agentic patterns accelerate infrastructure work.
4-Layer Agentic Architecture # A framework for organizing AI-assisted automation into composable layers:
4-Layer Agentic Architecture — Justfile → Commands → Skills → Agents: how each layer has a single responsibility Skill Development # Building custom Claude Code skills for repeatable workflows:
