Events and Publications
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Integrating @teqfw/di and OpenAI SDK in a Chrome extension
A prototype MV3 extension using @teqfw/di exposed three problems: handling paths, CSP limits, and running the OpenAI SDK in the browser. The DI container made it easier to test code in Node.js and run it in the extension, but it already needs refinements.
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My first browser extension
First experience creating a browser extension. For me it's a way to test the ADSM methodology in a new environment and document the process through context documents.
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Simple models as the foundation of ADSM
An experiment with GPT-5 modes showed that ADSM benefits from simple models without reasoning. They provide stability, reproducibility, and let the process be guided through cognitive context.
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First version of @teqfw/di
Six years after the first commit, the @teqfw/di library reached its first release. Published on npm.
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AGENTS.md as an entry point
Choosing AGENTS.md as a single entry file for agents proved successful. It's an established format, handy for capturing rules and transferring context between projects.
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Publication on Habr: when an LLM becomes predictable
A post about how prompts written as executable specifications make models more deterministic, turning them into an engineering tool for code generation.
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Publication on Habr: indirect control tool
A note about how LLMs work as tools with indirect control: instead of direct commands, you create conditions. In a poll, 90% agreed with the metaphor "people are tools for other people".
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Single-use apps and ADSM
A small experiment: the ADSM methodology helped build a one-off utility for monitoring apartment rental ads. The agent created the architecture, while minor fixes were easier to apply manually.
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ADSM — concept of managing a site through an agent
A new direction in my experiments has a name: ADSM. It's the idea of managing a site via an agent, where changes are made through dialogue and instructions instead of manual edits.
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API and agents: two approaches to page translation
In TeqCMS, translations were done via API one file at a time, but I tried an agent approach: translating multiple pages per session while keeping context. Both methods are valuable.
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Publication on Habr: history of prompts with AI agents
In the Habr article I note that the main artifact of development with AI agents becomes the instructions and the history of prompts. In a poll, 50% of readers confirmed that they save such iterations.
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From Machine Code to Documentation
How the value of development has shifted: from machine code and programs to documentation and instructions that let humans and AI agents generate software.
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Spanish version of the site: AI translation for $0.05
Added a third language - Spanish. Automatic translation of all pages from Russian took 42 requests and cost $0.05. Demonstration of AI localization based on TeqCMS and DeepSeek API.
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Publication on Habr: "Don't Personify the Inanimate"
Reflections on the boundary between tool and subject in the context of LLMs. Purpose as the key criterion of consciousness. Active discussion and architectural hypotheses in the comments.
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NutriLog migrated from Astro to TeqCMS
Switched from Astro to TeqCMS with SSR and Mustache. Now translating pages via DeepSeek and deploying to server via GitHub Actions.
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Site transition to TeqCMS
Migrated the site to my own CMS - TeqCMS. Now all content is generated via SSR, translated by AI, and managed in Git.
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LLM-first: development without vibe coding
Shared on Habr how I built a CMS with GPT and DeepSeek in 2 weeks using DI, Markdown and JSDoc. LLM as a co-author of architecture.
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TeqCMS based on Nunjucks
Released a CMS on Nunjucks templates with server-side generation and localization. Published packages and demo site built on TeqFW architecture.
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smtp-logger for Postfix and Node.js
Created a utility for logging outgoing Postfix emails to SQL via Node.js and @teqfw/di.
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NutriLog beta launch
Launched open beta of NutriLog AI assistant. First 100 users onboarded via Google Ads.
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Updated TeqFW philosophy
Published a new edition of the TeqFW philosophy document - with emphasis on modular monolith and unified stack.
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IoC: DI vs Ambient Context
Published an article about choosing between Dependency Injection and Ambient Context when designing architecture.
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Clientu Klubs for Domotehnika
Implemented a web application for accumulating client base and launching loyalty programs. Architecture based on TeqFW.
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Energy efficiency of intelligence
Reasoning about why AGI is unlikely to replace programmers - due to the colossal energy consumption of AI.
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Tequila Framework philosophy
Published a structured document describing TeqFW architectural principles and approach to modular monolith.
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Updated documentation principles
Published a new version of the document focusing on structure, logic and format for LLMs and humans.
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Article removed from Habr
Habr removed my article about AGI impact due to policy against AI content, despite author's contribution.
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GitHub Action with file exclusion
Developed GitHub Action for branch merging with file exclusion and configured SSH authentication for secure push.
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Article about binding in JavaScript
Explaining key differences between early and late binding and their impact on code architecture.
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Article about Telegram bot resilience
Analyzing how to improve bot reliability through error handling and logging using Node.js and grammY.
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Article about dialogues in Telegram bots
Sharing how to build interactive dialogues in Telegram bots using Node.js and grammY.
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Article about code generation with ChatGPT
Shared experience using ChatGPT for automatic template code generation in JS projects.
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New article about CRUD-L for Telegram bot
Explained how to implement command arguments and CRUD-L in Telegram bot using Node.js and grammY.
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New article about Telegram bots
Published a detailed beginner's guide to creating Telegram bots with grammY and Node.js.
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Launch of my personal website
Introduced personal website as a platform for projects, publications and communication. Focused on my developments, articles and services in web technologies.
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Article about ES6 modules and export
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JOIN in SELECT with Knex.js
Showed how to create SQL SELECT queries with JOIN in Node.js using Knex. The article covers simple and "professional" table joining options.