In-depth architectural write-ups on building production Django monoliths, zero-trust AI key management, fail-closed policy engines, and resilient async task pipelines.
A plain-language walkthrough of `gitaiflow`, a small CLI that reads your git diff, sends it to an AI provider of your choice — Gemini, Ollama, OpenRouter, or any OpenAI-compatible endpoint — and writes back a timestamped JSON artifact with a commit title and body you can pipe straight into `git commit`.
gitaiflow sends your diff to an AI provider to write your commit summary — so it has to be trustworthy about the one other thing it could send: usage data about you. This post walks through the opt-in telemetry design field by field, the local-only usage log it's deliberately kept separate from, and the three different ways you can check or change your answer at any time.