Curated public library
Articles
A practical library, not a random stream: AI agents, bots, backend automation, web3 analysis methods, and accessibility practice.
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ai-workflows
How I work with AI agents: why it is more than ChatGPT
The difference between chat, agents, and skill-based workflows in real Blind Dev scenarios.
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Two months of vibe coding: what actually changed in development
What became faster, what became riskier, and how to control an agentic coding workflow.
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development-automation
Polymarket trading bot: replacing an inconvenient website with Telegram
A case study on turning interface friction into a Telegram bot for accessibility and speed.
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accessibility-practice
How I wrote NVDA add-ons with AI without deep Python knowledge
AI lowers the entry barrier, but screen reader results still require real verification.
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web3-methodology
4K+ without myths: why a good project is not always a good investment
A foundation for the web3 section: separating product quality from investment outcome.
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development-automation
Todoist Telegram bot: tasks without the Todoist website
A self-hosted Node.js bot for quick task capture, privacy, and screen-reader-friendly flow.
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accessibility-practice
Have you tried coding with your eyes closed? 32 questions for a blind programmer
An FAQ for new audiences: how blind development works and why products should care.
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web3-methodology
How I evaluate project investment risk
A central risk-framework article: idea, product, tokenomics, team, market, and personal limits.
AI workflows
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How I work with AI agents: why it is more than ChatGPT
The difference between chat, agents, and skill-based workflows in real Blind Dev scenarios.
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Two months of vibe coding: what actually changed in development
What became faster, what became riskier, and how to control an agentic coding workflow.
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An AI assistant with skills: why I keep adding capabilities
Skills as a working layer for documents, calendar, code, content, and verification.
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Where AI automation breaks: Google Docs, Calendar, limits, and reality
An honest look at automation boundaries: auth, limits, formats, and expectations.
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How to gradually teach an AI to write in your style
A process for examples, feedback, voice, quality control, and avoiding generic output.
Development & automation
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Polymarket trading bot: replacing an inconvenient website with Telegram
A case study on turning interface friction into a Telegram bot for accessibility and speed.
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Todoist Telegram bot: tasks without the Todoist website
A self-hosted Node.js bot for quick task capture, privacy, and screen-reader-friendly flow.
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Delta-neutral monitor bot: alerts instead of manual position checks
Strategy monitoring automation: when alerting beats repeatedly opening interfaces.
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Cleaning up a warehouse of running bots and reducing server load
An engineering field note about ownership, resources, maintenance, and operating small automations.
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Saving a day by moving server data in 30 minutes
An AI-assisted ops case: migration, result checks, and reduced cognitive load.
Accessibility practice
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How I wrote NVDA add-ons with AI without deep Python knowledge
AI lowers the entry barrier, but screen reader results still require real verification.
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Have you tried coding with your eyes closed? 32 questions for a blind programmer
An FAQ for new audiences: how blind development works and why products should care.
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When CAPTCHA becomes a quest again
Why anti-bot protection often breaks accessibility and what product teams can do differently.
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Open Academy: accessibility audit of a Telegram Mini App
An audit case: real scenarios, screen reader blockers, and practical fixes.
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Moni sites: what breaks for screen readers and how to fix it
A practical accessibility review: navigation, forms, semantic structure, and focus.
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Hyperliquid accessibility: how interface improvements change real work
A case on accessibility affecting a real workflow, not an abstract checklist.
Web3 analysis methodology
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4K+ without myths: why a good project is not always a good investment
A foundation for the web3 section: separating product quality from investment outcome.
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How I evaluate project investment risk
A central risk-framework article: idea, product, tokenomics, team, market, and personal limits.
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Why people overrate audits: the false feeling of safety
An audit is a signal, not a guarantee; how to read reports without self-deception.
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Lazy analysis: how not to waste 2–8 hours on a project
Triage before deep research: AI, checklists, stop rules, and attention savings.
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Why we lose money even when we checked everything
Limits of analysis, blind spots, and psychological traps after doing solid research.
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Just follow the whales? Why that is a bad strategy
Why copying influencers, funds, or wallets does not replace your own system.
Project case studies
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TCCC AI: why AI can produce real projects
A case about a real AI-assisted product: from idea to a system worth showing.
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Building a full portfolio site in 7 hours without sight
AI-assisted web design, accessibility, and personal brand: what worked and how quality was checked.
Field notes
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About me and my path in blogging
Trust context: who Denis is, why Blind Dev became a dedicated website, and what will be useful here.