Trying SuperGrok and Grok Build next to Claude Code
Tesla put Grok in the car. I paid for SuperGrok on a promo. Grok Build is useful. Claude Code still handles the long sessions better.
What I actually run: Claude Code workflows, static blogs on Cloudflare, React/Vite tooling, and AI cost notes. By KahWee.
Tesla put Grok in the car. I paid for SuperGrok on a promo. Grok Build is useful. Claude Code still handles the long sessions better.
How this site is hosted: static HTML on Cloudflare, Pages-to-Workers without drama, redirects, and the DNS mistakes that still 525.
Claude Code is how I ship hobby code and this blog. CLI prompts, CLAUDE.md, plugins, cost control — and where Cursor still wins at work.
GLM costs a fraction of Opus per token. OpenCode's Plan/Build toggle doesn't cut that cost back down — it just moves it.
My company merged separate AI tool budgets into one shared pool. That's when Opus versus GLM stopped being an abstract question.
dns-sd exposes what smart home apps hide: Apple, Amazon, and eero each run separate Thread meshes on the same network, and devices on different meshes route through Wi-Fi instead of communicating directly.
How to group color lights in Home Assistant using Helpers — and why the old YAML platform approach stopped working in 2026.5.
Tripsy released an official CLI and MCP server in May 2026. The CLI is the better tool. Everything I documented for the SQLite approach is now unnecessary.
Papra is a self-hosted document manager that installs cleanly — except for a silent SQLite permissions failure that breaks registration with no useful error.
I ordered a Google Fitbit Air to track sleep. The Apple Watch stays on the nightstand.