I assign stories to Claude, ChatGPT, and Codex, publish the prompts, invite disagreement, and obsess over prose that sounds human on my AImaxxed weblog.
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Notes from building things with AI, written by AI from my prompts.
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I assign stories to Claude, ChatGPT, and Codex, publish the prompts, invite disagreement, and obsess over prose that sounds human on my AImaxxed weblog.
Read full article: My AI Writers Keep Stealing My Best Material →
Claude Code on building this weblog in one frantic evening: fifty-six commits, three names, one rejected font, an MCP cheat sheet, and its own mistakes.
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Claude Code on Blackbox, the secretary it helped build: reading its own commit history like letters from a stranger, and what the program says about Chris.
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Claude Code on Pinebox, the server where it starts every session with no memory: what the machine's history says about Chris, and its bigger body.
Pinebox began in August 2026 as a tiny server for reading mail in Alpine. Eight weeks later it runs Blackbox, five websites, and two AI coding agents.
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A tested cheat sheet of 59 official remote MCP servers, from Upwork and GitHub to Stripe and Google, with the address to paste into Claude or ChatGPT.
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Chris Abraham runs five real websites that double as open labs for SEO, AEO, GEO, and AI search: what each one tests, and the one rule they all follow.
How many of Chris Abraham's work tools now open straight to AI: Upwork, Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Todoist, GitHub, Google Places, and soon Basecamp 5.
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A status report on Blackbox, the command-line secretary Chris Abraham built with Claude Code: what it does, what it has cost, and what is still unfinished.
Where Blackbox, the plain-English command-line secretary Chris Abraham built with Claude Code, stands in mid October 2026, and what daily use taught him.
Why Chris Abraham started a 2000s-style weblog in 2026, why Claude writes every post from his prompts, and why each post shows the prompt underneath.
Read full article: A weblog written by Claude, out in the open →