Hi, I'm Vincent C.K. Chen, a software developer and AI technology enthusiast.

AImaker is my technical notebook for documenting implementation details, pitfalls, and the development process of various automation tools. Here, I share how to use modern tools (such as Astro, Cloudflare Pages, etc.) along with AI assistance to solve real-world problems, and record the experience of building systems from scratch.

If you are interested in my projects or technical notes, you can check out my GitHub, or keep following the latest posts on this site.

How This Site Is Written

The theme of this site is "human-AI collaborative development", and it was built exactly that way. The materials for the articles come from the process records I leave behind during my actual work, which then go through a pipeline to produce bilingual drafts in Chinese and English: first organizing into an outline, expanding into a Chinese article, and then translating into English. There are two manual review gates in between, and I am responsible for the final draft and fact-checking.

The English version is not just translated and published immediately. Before publishing, I go through it again, focusing on those paragraphs where meaning hinges on subtle nuances—rejected proposals, caveats, and "this approach actually didn't work." If a translation flattens the tone, things that were explicitly negated in Chinese will quietly revert to affirmative in English.

So please read the pronouns in the text like this: "I" always refers to me personally; the names Claude, Writer, Structurer that appear in the articles are the actual AI agents and pipeline stages I use. Which part is my judgment, which part is done or done wrong by an agent, is explicitly stated in the articles—these collaboration processes themselves are often the subject of the articles.

Contact Me

If you have any questions about the content of the articles, find errors, or want to discuss collaboration, feel free to email: contact@tp6xup6.cc.