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17 articles about "Claude Code".
AI Skills Are an Injection Path Too: Scanning 954 Popular Skills, and an Eighth Question Before Buying an AI System
A September 2026 paper scanned 954 popular AI agent skills. Its tool flagged 17.6%, and reviewers confirmed 84 of 100 sampled findings as latent vulnerabilities. Five skills were attacked for real and 13 of 30 attempts succeeded, even when models recognised the risk. Around the same time Microsoft disclosed two 9.9-rated Semantic Kernel vulnerabilities, and both arrive at the same line: the model is not a security boundary. This post unpacks the qualifiers on each number and adds an eighth question to our seven questions to ask before buying an AI one-person-company system.
How an AI One-Person Company Actually Runs: The Split, the Lines, and the Mistakes
What it actually looks like when one person plus AI runs an AI product company. This post collects the practices we have published: strategy and veto on the upper layer, construction on the lower layer, only a human presses publish; own product and partner product split into two lines that never share a window; three things never outsourced: shipping, external promises, breaking spec; and why silent failure is the biggest enemy. Everything comes with verifiable records, including our own mistakes.
Seven Questions to Ask Before Buying an "AI One-Person Company" System
"AI employees" and "one-person company systems" are multiplying, priced anywhere from a few dollars to hundreds. Before paying, get seven answers: what exactly is delivered, what machine it runs on, whether the refund promise and the terms of service say the same thing, whether there is real operating evidence, whether the seller uses it, whether the items in the value stack can be bought separately, and what updates and community actually mean. At the end we run the same checklist against our own handbook, including the boxes we fail.
Putting Grok Above Claude: How a One-Person Company Splits Strategy, Construction and Shipping
Running everything through one model costs you round trips, because a model that both proposes and builds will not veto itself. This is how the work is split now: strategy, spec and veto sit with Grok, code changes sit with Claude, and only a person ships. Including what the split does not protect against.
Claude Code Remote Control: Mobile Setup
Run /remote-control (or /rc) in Claude Code, then open the Claude app's Code tab to drive your desktop session by phone. Setup steps and a Telegram comparison.
Is Claude Down or Just You? How to Check
Open status.claude.com: it lists claude.ai, the API and Claude Code separately. All green but still stuck? Likely your usage limit or an overloaded model (529).
Desktop Step 5: Write a CLAUDE.md File So Your AI Remembers Your Project
Tired of re-explaining your project every time you open a new conversation? The AI is not the problem; it has no employee handbook yet. This guide shows how to set up a CLAUDE.md in 10 minutes: what goes in it, how to write it, and when to update it, with a fill-in template you can use right away.
Desktop Step 4: Put Your Project on GitHub So Vercel Updates Your Site Automatically
Dragging a folder onto Vercel to go live only works for a while. This beginner guide shows how to have AI put your project on GitHub and connect it to Vercel, so that every time you finish a change and say "save and upload", your site updates itself within a minute. You do not need to learn any Git commands.
Is Using AI for Your Thesis Cheating? Academia Is Asking the Wrong Question
"Can I use AI to write my thesis?" is the wrong question. The real one is: what did the AI do, and what did you do? A clear line for graduate students and supervisors between collaboration and ghostwriting, plus three safeguards that keep your work defensible at any time: check the rules, verify AI output yourself, and keep a record of your decisions.
How to Teach AI Tools: Do 90% of the Setup for Students and Spend Class Time on What Matters
Installing software, typing commands and configuring files are the cost of teaching, not its value. This post breaks down the starter kit method: a one-line install script, a project template and a portable CLAUDE.md memory file that take beginners from zero to a terminal in 10 minutes, so class time goes to the work loop they actually need to learn. Includes a real case: a 10-page thesis SOP condensed into 3 steps.
Claude Code Hands-On Tutorial (2026): Build Your First Product with AI, Step by Step
A hands-on Claude Code tutorial that takes you from installation and login to your first working project: the actual commands, a real example, and how to fix the common errors. A complete vibe coding walkthrough you can follow even if you have never written code.
Controlling Claude Code from Telegram: How I Ran It for 60 Days with Zero Downtime on Windows
Turn Telegram into the main console for Claude Code and send it commands from your phone wherever you are. A breakdown of the 4 defense layers and the real incidents behind 60 days of zero downtime on Windows, plus an MIT-licensed open-source toolkit.
Running Claude Code in Windows CMD? Three Upgrade Layers to Make It Your Main Workflow
Running Claude Code in Windows CMD is like buying a sports car and driving it on a dirt road. Three upgrade layers: Windows Terminal, then VS Code integration, then WSL2 + tmux. A workflow assessment guide for managers.
How I Manage 5 Products as a One-Person Company: The Coordinator Architecture
I run UltraLab, MindThread, Ultra Advisor, UltraTrader, and OpenClaw simultaneously. Alone. Not because I'm talented, because I built a system where Claude Code and 4 autonomous AI agents do the heavy lifting. Here's the full coordinator architecture.
Autonomous Agents Are Dead? Wrong. A Remote Control and Autopilot Are Two Different Things.
Claude Code shipped a Telegram Plugin and everyone declared autonomous agents dead. But I've been running 4 autonomous agents + TG remote control for 3 weeks. They're not competitors. They're commander and soldiers. Here's why you need both.
Claude Off-Peak Double Usage: Taiwan Developers Get All-Day Bonus
Anthropic's Claude off-peak double usage promotion (3/13 to 3/27) gave Taiwan-based developers double capacity during nearly all working hours, thanks to the timezone difference.
The Complete Beginner's Guide to Vibe Coding: Build Real Products Without Knowing How to Code
Vibe Coding isn't slacking off. It's an entirely new way to build software. This guide covers everything from scratch: what Vibe Coding is, how to choose your tools, and how to use Claude Code or Cursor to turn an idea into a working product. Real-world examples included.