
My computer died in the middle of a webinar about AI in business. Then I asked Claude to fix it, and it did. Here's what actually happened, and what it says about where these tools are really going.
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I pay $200 a month for Claude and still hit the weekly limit by Wednesday. The obvious move was to buy more. The correct move was to give it a team. Claude is the project manager, a local model on a Mac mini is the junior developer, and the junior never touches auth or RLS. Usage went from a 50% pace to 32% with more shipped.
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In July I said every WordPress plugin was a door you left unlocked. Last week two critical PHP flaws showed the problem was under the doors.
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Next in my series on the parts of a software application: the authenticator app. What that six-digit code actually is, why your phone and the server get the same number without ever talking, how Microsoft's "approve" button works differently, why texted codes are a SIM swap away from useless, and how to build the backend right.
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