The story, short version
Friday, May 29, 2026, dinner with friends. I'm talking about what I tinker with using AI. Since I'd told the same story at lunch, I decide: I need one single place to show all of this, instead of re-explaining it every time.
Saturday morning, I launch the site. And one thing leads to another, everything goes live almost immediately:
- a journal, a glossary, a tag system, a search feature;
- a clean dark mode (across 72 pages);
- an AI Watch page;
- and then a full-on bot that fetches AI news, has the Claude API summarize it, and publishes to Telegram + the site.
The whole thing designed as one cohesive unit, down to the custom favicon / logo (inspired by Claude, integrated into my art direction) for complete visual consistency.
The two use cases to follow
This is what I document in detail, with real time and cost numbers:
- The Knowledge Hub site — static HTML/CSS/JS site, zero framework, on GitHub Pages. Token cost: zero (Claude subscription). We're talking time here.
- The AI watch bot — a serverless agent (GitHub Actions): X/Twitter → Claude API → Telegram + site. Real cost: a few cents/day (€100 prepaid "to see," that lasts a very long time).
What's next
LinkedIn announcement of the project, documentation of the Telegram channel, and ongoing public tracking of both projects — because the best proof that a non-dev can ship is to show the making-of, with real numbers.