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The AI-Assisted Workflow

Describe what you want, review changes, push.

"This is where it gets magical. With AI coding assistants, updating your site becomes conversational."

Using Claude Code (Antigravity)

Claude Code runs in your terminal alongside your project:

bash
claude

Then just describe what you want:

"Add a new speaking topic about remote team leadership. Include a description about how I help distributed teams stay aligned without excessive meetings."

Claude Code will:

  1. Find the right file to edit
  2. Make the changes
  3. Show you exactly what it did
  4. Wait for your approval — nothing happens without your OK
  5. Commit and push to GitHub for you

🛡️ Human in the loop, always. The AI is your assistant, not your replacement. You see every change before it goes live. You can reject, modify, or ask for alternatives. Your site, your rules.

💡 No terminal commands needed. Just ask "commit and push these changes" and your site updates automatically in 60 seconds.

Using Cursor or Other AI Editors

The same principle applies:

  1. Open your project in Cursor
  2. Use Cmd+K (or Ctrl+K) to describe changes
  3. Review and accept suggestions
  4. Push to GitHub