AI coding assistants for solo developers
How a solo developer can choose between editor assistants and browser builders, with review rules that keep generated code from shipping unread.
These guides are for people who build and run the business themselves. They cover coding assistants, notes, pricing pages, and a small set of tools for a one-person company.
How a solo developer can choose between editor assistants and browser builders, with review rules that keep generated code from shipping unread.
A small stack for a solo business: one assistant, one design tool, one place for notes, and rules for what not to subscribe to yet.
A practical comparison of GitHub Copilot and Cursor for a developer who wants help in the editor without merging unread code.
A checklist for AI pricing pages: free versus trial, what is metered, annual traps, and why Umee will not quote a price for you.
Practical rules for GitHub Copilot, Cursor, and other coding assistants: branches, secrets, review, and what to do when you cannot explain the diff.
Notion AI and Microsoft Copilot help with different piles of work. This comparison shows a small team how to choose without paying for both by accident.
Other topics in the library.
How to choose between a full helpdesk and a lighter chat widget, and what to write down before any bot answers a customer.
How a freelancer can shortlist image generators and editors without collecting six subscriptions or treating a demo image as a finished client file.
How a small marketing team can separate campaign workflows, search research, and ad images without buying a platform for a job they do twice a month.
How consultants can use an answer engine, a source notebook, and paper tools without citing a summary they did not check.