writing.

Seven months of building Kolay Büro with AI, and I barely remember any of it. So I went digging through my own chat logs.

Skills that score a design, goals that run on their own, a design lab, and three tools in two weeks.

Maintenance mode, favorites in the sidebar, a search box that should understand "ISG", a court notification inbox, and documents for people who are not me.

August: building a tool that moves a law office from its old database into Kolay Büro, and learning that a rehearsal passing means less than I hoped.

The first week of August: a sidebar that fought back, encrypted chat, a CI that hurt, and rules the AI now has to remember.

End of July: a control panel for me, an AI chat with a quota system, and my first taste of implementer plus reviewer agents.

Mid July: writing an AGENTS.md so Codex behaves, and building a Chrome extension that talks to a court system.

A new server, certificates, DNS, a mail service that would not send, and an error message that kept coming back.

A design motto, an animation library, a modal rework with several agents at once, and the moment every dropdown stopped opening.

My first Codex sessions. Audits, one design logic for every page, and a feature that lets users add their own fields.

February and March: getting a multi-tenant Go and Next.js app to run on a real server, and learning what CI is by failing it.

A rookie team’s early steps into building a stock management system—learning as we go, with plenty still ahead.

A detailed guide to sorting algorithms, their types, and when to use them

A comprehensive guide to understanding time complexity in algorithms