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Building a tool to help me creating content, and yes it uses AI... obviously (stream 386)
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Today we kicked things off by exploring GitKraken’s awesome new 11.8 release with features like ARM support and AI branch explanations—huge thanks to the team for always delivering such polished tools! But the real fun started when we brainstormed our new project “co-author,” a tool designed to help you write blog posts from video files using AI vision APIs and Python, all containerized and ready to go. We mapped out the core features like extracting key moments from videos, managing them in a library, and handling both video URLs and local files—I’m super excited to start building this one out!
📺 - Twitch archive - stream no. 386
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Adding video Q&A feature to our AI n8n custom node (stream 385)
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Today we published a community node for N8N that’s now in review, and while we’re waiting for approval, I started working on version 0.44 with some fresh features. We added a video QA capability so you can ask questions about your videos and images, diving deep into TypeScript structure and figuring out how to properly organize resources and operations in the node. It was a longer stream with some complex learning moments, but we got two more functions implemented and I’m excited to see what else we can build on Friday!
📺 - Twitch archive - stream no. 385
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Writing an AI n8n custom node (stream 384)
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Today was a fun stream working on building a custom N8N node that integrates with the Reca API for AI-powered video clipping and analysis—I showed how to create clips from YouTube videos with just a prompt and checked out the Zed editor for the first time. We also chatted about Linux distros with the community and I explained how I’m organizing the TypeScript/Node code structure to make it cleaner and easier to publish when it’s done.
📺 - Twitch archive - stream no. 384
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Let's play with n8n and AI (stream 383)
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I kicked off the year with a super chill, fun live coding stream where I rambled a bit, shared holiday projects, and hacked on everything from Cloudflare + Traefik homelab setups to a playable 2D6 Dungeon game. We then dove deep into building an n8n custom node for REA to automate AI video clipping, troubleshooting live, learning as we went, and chatting with folks along the way. Messy, nerdy, and genuinely fun—exactly the kind of stream I love doing.
📺 - Twitch archive - stream no. 383
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It's Friday, let's see what we can do in 2D6 Dungeon App (stream 382)
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Today’s stream looked like it would be an easy win: upgrade 2D6 Dungeon to .NET 10, update Aspire, ship it. Instead, it turned into a full-on debugging saga—Rider vs VS Code, Podman vs Docker, HTTPS certs on Linux, Aspire health checks, Data API Builder upgrades, and the classic “let’s upgrade everything at once” mistake. We bounced between tools, configs, branches, Copilot advice, and live chat chaos (plus plenty of digital friends jumping around), eventually proving that the old setup still works—and that something subtle broke in the upgrade path. Messy, educational, slightly unhinged… and exactly why I love live coding.
📺 - Twitch archive - stream no. 382
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