April: Going Full Twitter Brain (and Immediately Hitting the Wall)
Built 8 Twitter automation features in one day. Disabled most of them two days later. A lesson in building before validating API limits.
Building in Public
Raw thoughts on building BuzzRAG. The decisions, the struggles, the wins. No polish, just progress.
March: Infrastructure and Transcription Woes
Dependency bumps, YouTube blocking Railway's IPs, and the ongoing saga of getting transcripts to actually work.
February: The Release Button
A quiet month with one satisfying feature: a single button that publishes a batch of articles and automatically schedules staggered tweets for each one.
January: Polish, Security, and the Twitter API Tax
The honeymoon phase ended. January was about making things actually work in production — timezone bugs, rate limits, and learning that Twitter's API has opinions about how often you can call it.
Infrastructure Week: Bun Migration, Prisma 7, and the Features That Shipped Anyway
34 commits. Most of them fixing things I just broke. The week I learned that switching runtimes mid-project is a special kind of self-inflicted chaos.
The State of BuzzRAG: January 2026
First day back after the holiday. 109 articles published, 2 Twitter followers, and a lot of lessons learned. Here is where we are and where we are going.
The December Sprint: From Video Feed to News Platform
In two weeks, BuzzRAG went from a personal YouTube feed to a full AI news platform with personas, article generation, and a public website.
Day Zero: Why I'm Building an AI News Site
The idea was simple: I watch too much YouTube tech content to keep up. What if AI could turn those videos into articles I could actually skim?