Notes on code, tools, and the decisions worth keeping around.
As AI makes coding increasingly affordable, programmers should prioritize enhancing their skills in requirement judgment, architectural trade-offs, and outcome accountability.
This article focuses on one task: breaking down the Harness Agents/Agent architecture into core components, responsibility boundaries, and execution flows, making it easier to quickly regain a holistic understanding in the future.
When AI-generated code logic reveals bugs days later, and you can't immediately spot the issue or even understand your own work, how do you optimize the development process? The approach: first align with the current state, then modify the code, and finally review and document decisions.
Using a real homepage redesign, this article explains what the frontend-design skill can do, how to use it, how to iterate, and exactly how far it can help.
A breakdown of how the provider layer is implemented in this project, explaining why heavy abstraction was avoided and how the text and image pipelines are consolidated.
Deconstructing the automated publishing pipeline of this site to reveal how English drafts and article covers are generated before submission.
Introduces the responsibility boundaries, adaptation scenarios, recommended combinations, and common pitfalls of Rule, Skill, and MCP in React frontend engineering.
A comprehensive guide from creation, writing, and invocation to implementation, explaining how to break down, write, and avoid turning Skill into a universal Prompt.
From creation and breakdown to writing and implementation, clarify where to place Rule, what to write, and how to ensure AI consistently adheres to it over time.
From recommending commonly used MCPs for frontend, configuring ready-made servers, to structuring, invoking, and implementing custom MCP Servers, this guide clarifies how to effectively implement MCP in practice.
This article explains what Chrome DevTools MCP is, how to install it, how to integrate it with an AI Agent, and what it can do.
This is my first blog post where I share why I started this blog and my future plans.
As a frontend developer, I initially considered Vue and React. By breaking down the requirements for a blog site, I gradually identified the solution that best fit my needs.
Starting from a common scan input component in business scenarios, this article explains how to organize directories according to uni_modules specifications, perform local validation, and publish to the DCloud plugin market.
Solutions for cache problems in WeChat web projects.
Master advanced Markdown writing techniques to make your blog posts more professional and visually appealing.
