Build Log
A diary of the work I do each day while building and running sites on my own: what changed, why, and how it turned out.
-
Smartplace Already Set Up. Do You Still Need a Website?
Naver Smartplace is a free storefront; a website is your own address for intros and inquiries. Here is how the two differ and how to use both.
-
How Much Does a Website Cost Each Year After Launch?
After the KRW 200,000 build fee, you pay KRW 5,000 per extra revision and KRW 50,000 a year from year 2. I worked out the 3-year total.
-
AX Tip 6 — Publish the Blog from One Markdown File
How adding a single post file produces the page, the list, the RSS feed and the sitemap together, with no admin screen to build or maintain.
-
AX Tip 5 — Collect Your Corrections and Turn Them into Rules
How to gather the corrections you made from session logs, show them at the first input of the next session, and raise repeated types as rule candidates.
-
AX Tip 4 — A Hook Stops Commits with No Review Record
Before a rules or hook file is committed, a PreToolUse hook checks the session log for a real review-agent run and rejects the commit if there is none.
-
AX Tip 3 — Subagent Reports in 300 Characters
If subagent reports fill the main context, a PreToolUse hook can automatically append a report-limit sentence to the end of each instruction.
-
AX Tip 2 — Open Edited Files as Orca Tabs Automatically
Calling orca file open in the background from a PostToolUse hook stacks the files the agent edited as tabs, without switching your screen.
-
Can Istio Proxy Both REST and gRPC?
Yes, both work. You tell Istio the protocol with the port name or appProtocol, and a gateway needs gRPC to be specified separately.
-
Made a New Website? How to Get It into Search
Google takes a few weeks; Naver up to a week after its robot visits. How to register with both and submit a sitemap and RSS, in order.
-
AX Tip 1 — Let a Hook Name the Session First
When a SessionStart hook returns sessionTitle, the session gets its name at once, the tab title stays fixed, and role tags also prevent mistakes.
-
One Monorepo, Six Sites — A Map of the Shared Package
Six sites share one package with 33 exports. A dependency tree shows how one fix to the menu, ads or PWA setup reaches all six sites at once.
-
Rebuilding Six Websites in One Evening
A build log of reworking six live sites in one evening — subpages, a shared menu, animated diagrams, an icon swap and image credits.