AgentsTutorial
Ferran
Founder of GamzyHost
Ferran runs GamzyHost, a game server and web hosting company (GamzyCloud). Much of the company's day-to-day work goes through AI agents: an in-house assistant built on Claude Code that handles requests, checks servers, prepares websites and videos, and keeps the memory of each project.
On this blog he shares what works and what doesn't when building with AI: real setups, hands-on comparisons, actual costs and the mistakes that have cost him time or given him a scare in production.
What he writes from
- In-house AI assistant in production (Claude Code, MCP servers, skills and memory in Obsidian).
- Automation of Linux and Windows servers with agents and human approval.
- Websites, dashboards and promotional videos made with AI for GamzyHost and for clients.
Articles (13)
Local AIAnalysis
Local models for coding vs Claude: how they actually perform and what they really cost
Local AICase study
Local AI on a VPS without a GPU: which models work and how fast (we measured it)
Local AIComparison
The best local AI models in 2026 for your hardware
Local AIComparison
Ollama, llama.cpp, or LM Studio: which to use for local AI in 2026
BusinessCase study
AI agents: real examples we use every day at a small business
AgentsCase study
Our own AI assistant with Claude Code and Obsidian: a real-world case
AutomationGuide
Automating servers with AI without breaking production: our method
CodingGuide
Claude Code: a complete guide, from zero to a serious workflow
CodingGuide
CLAUDE.md: how to write it so Claude Code actually follows it
AssistantsGuide
Claude pricing in 2026: plans, real limits, and which one is right for you
AgentsExplainer
What MCP (Model Context Protocol) is, with the servers we use every day
AgentsTutorial