Define the fields and rules; 61ade supplies the admin foundations.
Codex tried 61ade by building a real application. This report shows what the framework supplied, which custom code was needed, and the prompt that started the work.
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Thoughts on AI, Code and Automation.
Practical notes, tutorials and real-world projects about AI, automation, infrastructure and modern development.
The creative direction and the nagging stayed with me. Codex got the job of being the production team.
Two ideas turned into native Unity intros, with Codex as the production team and me handling the creative direction and the nagging. Wooden letters, a stuffed rabbit, and the actual screenshots of what went wrong.
The problem was not that a few features were missing. The problem was that if AI edits files and databases directly, there is no real publishing workflow.
This part is not a list of extras. It explains why the blog needed an admin, two languages, AuthHandler, messages and subscriptions before it could become a usable editorial system instead of just a finished codebase.
How I made the same AI I work with publish my experiences with AI for me, while still keeping the whole thing about me.
The first part is about how the idea of a personal blog became a working publishing surface through prompts, criticism, and Codex work. It was not built by a magic prompt, but by an iterative workflow where AI acted as idea partner, implementer, reviewer, and editorial assistant.