This site is going to be a working notebook for AI: new models, model testing, coding with assistants, practical techniques, and the philosophy underneath all of it.
The shape should stay small. A personal site does not need a dependency for every convenience. If code is cheap, the right move is often to write the exact tool the site needs, keep it readable, and avoid outsourcing core behavior to packages that are larger than the problem.
The first automated piece is editorial metadata. When an article is ready to publish, a small script can ask an AI model for a TLDR, tags, and a few short notes, then write those fields back into the article frontmatter. The post remains static. The build stays boring. The AI work happens at publish time, where it belongs.
That feels like the right balance for this place: AI in the loop, not sprayed across the runtime.