Avinash Gosavi

Skills are the part of my workflow that turned repeated prompts into repeatable outcomes. Instead of re‑explaining the same steps, I encode the workflow once and reuse it. That keeps my day consistent, faster, and less error‑prone — especially when the work is repetitive or procedural. Heading: What I Actually Use Skills For Most of my skills are local, day‑to‑day — things that used to be manual or a wall of prompts. Two big buckets: 1) Jira — From a few details to a real tic

I didn’t expect to say this, but I fell in love with coding again. For a while I heard “the fun is gone” from a lot of people. I hear that argument — with LLMs doing the heavy lifting, the process can feel less tactile and more like directing than building. But lately it feels completely opposite for me. The speed at which I can talk through an idea, validate it quickly by asking Codex CLI, and move from concept to working code has been a reset. Building a full UI in days ins

Last week, I got to check out SF Ruby 2025 , and honestly, it was one of the most exciting conferences I've been to in ages. Ruby events always have this warm, community vibe, but this one truly stood out because of the intense buzz around the ecosystem right now. We're talking about massive performance upgrades, practical AI integrations, refined architectural patterns , and a surge of exciting indie tools and startups. I wanted to give you a detailed rundown of the insightf