I wanted to understand where my AWS CDK deployments spent their time without jumping between pipeline actions, build logs, and CloudFormation events. So I built Pipeline Profiler: a free, MIT-licensed local tool that brings that evidence together in one HTML report.
The interesting problem was producing a useful explanation from incomplete evidence without presenting guesses as measurements.
Open the interactive example. All published examples are fictional, including their names, architecture, logs, and timings.
A quick, hands-on simulation of the Martingale betting system, built and tested using Cursor’s AI agents. You’ll watch me prompt an AI to write a Monte Carlo script in TypeScript, run the simulation to test the strategy, and use a different AI model to perform a complete code review of the generated logic. Think of it as a live demonstration of AI-driven development—not financial advice, but a clear overview of how AI can rapidly build and validate a complex simulation.
A quick, hands-on walk-through of building a Fridge Puzzle game in the browser using Cursor’s AI agents. You’ll watch me bounce between GPT-4-o, O3 and Claude Sonnet, generate the UI, wire up the rotate-row/column logic, handle window resizing, and deploy a playable demo. Think of it as a live tutorial and tool-tour—not production code, but a clear overview of how AI can speed up game prototyping.
The final game: https://bukov-ka.github.io/fridge-puzzle/ The GitHub: https://github.
I couldn’t find a good CloudFormation profiler, so I built my own. CloudFormation Profiler analyzes stack events and shows resource deployment durations. It’s especially useful when you’re trying to optimize a stack you’re unfamiliar with or identify slow deployments.
People keep asking me to show how I code with AI. That’s why I made this video where I create a web application from scratch in 1 hour:
Watching me code all the time might be boring, so I recommend using the navigation links to check the parts you’re interested in.
About a year ago, I wrote a game. At that time, it was version 3.5 and early version 4. A year has passed, and I asked ChatGPT to create another game for me. Behold...
About a year ago, I wrote a