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Plan and first version

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Every change of stage brings new opportunities. I recently lost my job and, far from seeing it as a setback, I decided it was the perfect moment to hit the accelerator. The tech market moves at a dizzying speed, especially with everything surrounding Artificial Intelligence, and I wanted to take advantage of this pause to truly get up to speed.

The spark of the project

The idea didn't come out of nowhere. It was during a conversation with colleagues in the industry that the pieces started to fall into place. Talking about where software development is heading and how AI tools are changing our workflow, I knew exactly where I wanted to start. That conversation was the driving force I needed to get excited and go from theory to practice.

The tool and the planning (without fearing the quota)

For this project, I chose Claude Code as my main tool. I wanted to test its limits and the truth is I dove in headfirst: I used up practically the entire subscription quota just in the planning phase. It might seem excessive, but having a solid roadmap before writing the first line of code was key to understanding the tool's capabilities.

First steps: My cover letter

"Day 1" had a clear objective: build my base infrastructure. I created a personal page that serves as a living résumé, using the following stack:

  • Next.js: For its power and ease of rendering.
  • Tailwind CSS: For a clean and fast design without complications.
  • Vercel: For agile and professional deployment.

It's the first tangible deliverable, a solid foundation on which to build more complex things.

What's coming next

This is only the beginning. The plan doesn't stop at a static website; I'm already designing an automated system for improvements and GitHub Issue management. The idea is to use AI not only to write code, but to manage the project lifecycle autonomously.

This stage is just getting started, and I'm very excited to see how far this collaboration between human and machine can take me. Stay tuned!