Diary

I took a short break from automation and returned to my coding task. I revamped my website using Cursor. More importantly, I added a Diary section. I'll use this section to document and share my learning journey.

For now, I haven't implemented any content management system. I'm embedding everything directly into the code. In the coming days, I want to set up a database and build my own content management system. The next step will be to create an automation that shares each diary entry on Twitter.

I spent a week learning how to use n8n. I decided to start with the first text course in their documentation. It turned out to be straightforward and had just the right amount of detail. I figured out how to pull data using HTTP Requests, filter it based on conditions, and send it to different platforms (Google Sheets and Discord).

At the end of the first course, I passed the exam—though it took me three tries to get the required score—and earned my badge.

While building coding skills, I also want to make progress in automation. I believe I need to reach a level where I can build an AI Agent capable of simplifying my daily life. Since I can't code an AI Agent from scratch, I'll use automation tools to get there. I decided to watch the video my friend Gus shared three weeks ago, and after seeing it, I've decided to move forward with n8n.

I've been building my tech skills through working with onchain analytics and developing Talent Protocol's onchain data dashboards. Wanting to expand my capabilities further, I decided to explore AI for coding.

Using the Dune API, I built a data visualization page with the help of Cursor. While setting up integrations with GitHub and other tools required some initial effort, once configured, generating code with prompts became seamless.

For my first project, I used the Dune API to create a web page that displays Base assets from my wallet. You can see the live output and check out the repository. It can be super simple for devs, but it's not for me. So congrats to myself!