5 Posts · All of Them Honest
How I Built FloppyCougar.com Using Claude as a Co-Founder (Not a Shortcut)
Claude handled the architecture, design system, and drafts. The judgment, voice, and editorial calls were human. Here's what that division of labor actually looked like — and what AI fluency means when you strip away the noise.
The AI Board of Directors: The Decision Framework Behind FloppyCougar
Every major decision goes through eight competing perspectives before anyone commits. Here's the framework, who's on the board, how a session works, and what happens when I-ROB0T and FC-STRATEGOS disagree.
Why FloppyCougar Is Built With Plain HTML (No Frameworks)
Every developer recommends a framework. This site doesn't use one. Here's the actual reason — not the principled reason, not the philosophical one — and why plain HTML turns out to be dramatically better for AI collaboration.
I Built Ten Games. None of Them Were for Business.
A mall mystery. An RPG against the Algorithm. A Scorched Earth tribute. Minesweeper-meets-golf. Ten browser cabinets, none on a brief. Here's why making things for no reason is actually the point.
The Web Used to Be Weird. I'm Trying to Fix That.
There are easter eggs and a puzzle hunt hidden in this site. Inspired by Homestar Runner, Newgrounds, and the old internet that actually surprised you. I'm not going to tell you what they are — that's the point.