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How to extract knowledge from 7+ months of session history, build tools to analyze it at scale, and close the feedback loop where session corrections automatically improve future workflows.

A rainy Sunday train ride to Ploiești, good food at Teatrul Nației, and a month packed with product, AI, and community events.

The inaugural Claude Community Bucharest event drew 240 attendees for live demos of Claude Code and the Claude API. A signal that Bucharest's tech scene isn't just consuming AI, it's building with it.

Reflections from an Agile Minds Romania session about what happens when AI, Agile, and Change Management actually work together.

Notes from an in-person session at ING Hubs Romania on upskilling the IT industry. Hofstede dimensions, burnout culture, self-leadership, and why patience might be the most underrated skill in tech.

Paula Anastasiade broke down change management strategy and vision in a session that hit close to home. I walked away with more questions than answers, and a proposal for a future meetup involving wine and group therapy.

Watching someone build n8n workflows live with Claude Code and an MCP server, and why the friction reduction matters more than the automation itself.

Radu showed how Cursor turned 10,000 messy contacts into a cold email campaign. Tibi used it as a thinking partner. Both made me reconsider what 'developer tool' even means.

Reflections from an in-person fireside chat at Booking Holdings in Bucharest, where product leaders from fraud prevention, M&A, and consulting explored how AI is reshaping their work.

The first AI x Business session featured Sameday's VP of Technology on real AI implementation. The takeaway that stuck: stop counting logins, start counting changed behaviors.

A Saturday morning trip to Ploiești for the first Product & Design Drinks reminded me why local meetups matter and why the best conversations happen in small groups.

A WhatsApp conversation made me think: in the software development lifecycle, writing code is one small piece of a much bigger puzzle. Market validation, testing, deployment, and operations are what actually define whether software succeeds or fails.

How a casual Slack message turned into a fully interactive SyliusCasts tutorial page with video sync, scroll spy, Mermaid diagrams, and confetti — all built with Claude Code in a single session.

How software teams can leverage git, AI transcription, and collaborative PRs to transform product requirement gathering from document chaos into structured, version-controlled collaboration—making git accessible to non-technical team members.

A meta demonstration of how Claude can autonomously write, format, and publish blog posts through GitHub Issues integration. This post itself was created entirely by AI.

Starting fresh with a new blog built on Astro. Here's why I finally decided to put my thoughts out there and how I built a setup that I'll actually use.