Map
The AI Path: from first questions to your own systems
Ten levels of AI adoption — from simple chat questions to agentic systems. Not a tutorial but an honest map: find where you are and see what the next step unlocks.
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Things I use myself and can genuinely recommend.
Useful links
| Link | Description | Tags |
|---|---|---|
| CloudFlare Pages | Static site hosting. Free, instant deploy from Git, automatic SSL. | #хостинг#деплой#CDN |
| OpenCode Go | A phenomenal tool for agentic coding: OpenCode gives you access to open models through a single API — it plugs into Codex CLI, Claude Code, Hermes, and anything else. Fast, cheap, no unnecessary scaffolding. Referral link — if it works for you, you'll be supporting both the project and the author. | #AI#coding agents#LLM API |
| CloudFlare DNS | DNS management. Fast resolution, DDoS protection, DNSSEC. | #DNS#безопасность |
| ChatGPT | Primary model for everyday tasks: text, analysis, code generation. | #AI#модель |
| Mermaid | Generate diagrams from Markdown text. Flowchart, sequence, Gantt, ER diagrams. | #диаграммы#документация |
| K3s | Lightweight Kubernetes for production and Edge. Runs on a single server. | #Kubernetes#инфраструктура |
| Excalidraw | An incredibly useful tool for visualizing anything: schemas, architecture, flows, diagrams. Looks hand-drawn but reads clearly. Works right in the browser, no sign-up. | #diagrams#visualization#whiteboard |
| Groq | Free API that makes speech recognition instant. I run every Telegram voice message through it — the transcript arrives in seconds, and Russian quality is excellent. Uses whisper-large-v3-turbo, generous free tier. | #AI#speech-to-text#API |
| Obsidian | A personal knowledge base on local markdown files: notes link to each other, everything lives on your own disk — no clouds, no lock-in. Use git for backup and syncing your data across devices. | #notes#knowledge base#markdown |
Articles
AI · Data
Focus on data, not models
Conferences about AI discuss scaffolding around models but rarely talk about a person's own data. Why it matters and how I collect my own data.
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