ABOUT THIS WORKSHOP

About Hanageruge

I try AI tools and web services for real, build things with them, and break something now and then. I made this workshop to keep a record of the playing around.

Voxel art of Hanageruge bowing hello next to a small AI robot
PROFILE

So who is Hanageruge?

I work freelance, using the web and AI in my day-to-day work. I also hold a national licence as a judo therapist in Japan, so healthcare is part of what I do.

At heart I am a gadget person. Live streaming, online seminars, video editing, microphones and audio gear: when a new tool shows up, I cannot rest until I have tried it.

WHAT I DO

What happens in this workshop

  1. 01

    Learn by building

    I build this blog, and whatever else I think of, while learning Cloudflare. The places where I get stuck stay in the record too.

  2. 02

    Use AI tools until they break

    Not just a list of features and prices. I write about what I actually use them for, and why I keep paying.

  3. 03

    Play with audio, video and gear

    Voice input, transcription, AI video, whatever gadget caught my eye. Experiments that sit between work and hobby belong here.

PROMISE

What this blog promises

  • I care more about what actually happened when I tried it than about textbook completeness.
  • Not only the wins. The failures and the detours get written up too.
  • I don't claim to use things I don't use, and sponsored content is labelled clearly.
  • I don't write about the inside of client work, or anything I can't publish.
Voxel art of Hanageruge at a desk with a laptop, building the blog with an AI robot

BUILT WITH AI

This blog is itself an experiment built with AI

From design questions to implementation to publishing, I work through it with AI. It runs on Cloudflare Workers, and the room, the furniture and the character are all made of code and voxels. The series keeps the growing pains, not just the finished thing.

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I'm not a teacher. I'm the person who tried it slightly before you did. Let's poke at things, compare them, fail a bit, and get a little friendlier with AI.

Read the first introduction post