Si tu as 30 secondes. La mémoire versionnée d'un workflow Claude Code a un effet de bord que personne ne signale : une règle mémorisée qui colle au symptôme de manière plausible court-circuite la vérification, même quand elle ne s'applique pas au compteur précis que tu regardes. Je me suis coûté vingt minutes d'exploration SQL la semaine dernière parce qu'une règle de la forme du bug — sans en êtr
If you have 30 seconds. Versioned memory in a Claude Code workflow has a side effect nobody warns you about: a memorized rule that fits the symptom plausibly short-circuits verification, even when it doesn't apply to the specific counter you're staring at. I cost myself twenty minutes of SQL exploration last week because a rule shaped like the bug — without being the bug — let me skip reading the
Abstract: This article walks through configuring both Claude Code (terminal CLI) and Claude Desktop (Cowork) to use Amazon Bedrock as the inference backend — no Anthropic API key or subscription required. Claude Code needs two environment variables in ~/.claude/settings.json. Claude Desktop needs a few fields in the built-in Setup UI. Both share the same AWS credentials and Bedrock model access. T
Specsmaxxing: I Wrote YAML Specs for My AI Agents — Here's What Changed (and What Didn't) A YAML spec for an AI agent is basically the blueprint you leave for the contractor when you can't be on-site. If the blueprint is solid, they build exactly what you want. If there's one ambiguous detail — "wall at the back" with no measurements — they make a call, and when you show up, the wall is in the w
I just shipped a SaaS MVP last month. Auth worked. Payments worked. The product did the thing it was supposed to do. I opened the dashboard on a Monday morning, coffee in hand, ready to watch the trials convert. Three weeks later my trial-to-paid was sitting at 8%. Users were signing up, clicking around for a day, and vanishing. Nobody was churning loudly. They were just leaving. Quietly. Like the
The blog you're reading right now was built in a single conversation with Claude Code, Anthropic's CLI, in about 30 minutes. No all-nighter, no purchased template, no WordPress. One working session in the terminal. Here's exactly how it went — real code, real commands, and what almost went wrong. My portfolio web-developpeur.com does its job: showcasing my background and projects. But a static sit
Un matin d'avril, huit heures moins le quart, Antoine passe la tête dans mon bureau. 73 ans, ancien gérant pendant trois décennies, retraite en septembre. Il ne s'assoit pas, il ne s'assoit jamais quand il vient pour une vraie question. Main sur le chambranle, sept mots. « Michel, combien vaut la maison aujourd'hui, dis-moi ? » Je lui sers une réponse qui ne veut rien dire. Il acquiesce, « Évidemm
One April morning, quarter to eight, Antoine leans into my office. Seventy-three years old, former director for three decades, retiring in September. He doesn't sit down; he never sits down when he comes with a real question. Hand on the doorframe, seven words. « Michel, combien vaut la maison aujourd'hui, dis-moi ? » — Michel, what is the house worth today, tell me? I hand him an answer that does