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The diagrams, charts, visual tables and screenshots in our articles are our own: we draw them or take them from our own work sessions. We remove any personal data, key or email address from screenshots before publishing them.
Cover photos
Cover photos come from Unsplash and are used under the Unsplash licence, which allows commercial use without asking for permission or crediting the author. We credit every photographer anyway. They all carry the blog’s colour treatment (a warm duotone) and a common crop, so they are not identical to the original.
- Claude Code: a complete guide, from zero to a serious workflow: photo by Christian Wiediger, original on Unsplash.
- What MCP (Model Context Protocol) is, with the servers we use every day: photo by Scott Rodgerson, original on Unsplash.
- Claude skills: what they are and how to build your own, plus the 49 we use: photo by Barn Images, original on Unsplash.
- CLAUDE.md: how to write it so Claude Code actually follows it: photo by Jan Kahánek, original on Unsplash.
- Our own AI assistant with Claude Code and Obsidian: a real-world case: photo by Ilya Semenov, original on Unsplash.
- Claude pricing in 2026: plans, real limits, and which one is right for you: photo by Marcel Strauß, original on Unsplash.
- Automating servers with AI without breaking production: our method: photo by Tyler, original on Unsplash.
- AI agents: real examples we use every day at a small business: photo by MountainAsh, original on Unsplash.
- The best local AI models in 2026 for your hardware: photo by Liam Briese, original on Unsplash.
- Local AI on a VPS without a GPU: which models work and how fast (we measured it): photo by Brian Kostiuk, original on Unsplash.
- Ollama, llama.cpp, or LM Studio: which to use for local AI in 2026: photo by Hunter Haley, original on Unsplash.
- Local models for coding vs Claude: how they actually perform and what they really cost: photo by Chris Ried, original on Unsplash.
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