HackyJS
A JavaScript and web-development blog, running on a self-hosted blog platform and a local AI-assisted content pipeline.
HackyJS is my blog about modern web development and hacking, written "from a senior to future senior hackers". It covers the overlap between application security and everyday development: reproducing public proofs of concept, testing performance claims, auditing technology choices and running AI tools locally, with a focus on verifying claims rather than repeating them.
Behind it are two projects of my own. The site is a self-hosted Next.js platform with MDX posts, comments, RSS and Docker deployment. New articles come out of a local content pipeline that runs staged AI generation with validation and review steps, and every post discloses how much of it was AI-generated.
I wrote more about how it works in HackyJS: running an AI-assisted security blog in the open.