I got tired of re-explaining my whole project to Claude every morning. Context runs out. Sessions end. New day, blank slate. So I built two skills that keep Claude oriented — one at the start of each session, one at the end. About 30 seconds total. Claude picks up exactly where you left off, every time, without you re-explaining anything. There's a live session journal that Claude updates as you work, and a permanent handoff file written at the end of each day. Context clears mid-session? Journal. New day? Handoff. Either way — no blank slate. Quick visual walkthrough of how both paths work: https://sarat.sarvepalli.com/slides/session-skills

Tried something a bit different this week — built a digital business card instead of printing a physical one. It lives at sarat.sarvepalli.com/card — hover to flip it, tap the QR to connect. Curious if anyone here has done something similar, or if you still hand out physical cards when you meet people. Would love to know what actually works. 👇 https://sarat.sarvepalli.com/card

I'm a software engineer. I do all of this on the side. Over the past few months I've joined six AI communities, bought a handful of tools I'm still figuring out, and built scripts to help me work through it all faster. I've learned from Liam, Zane, Nate, Chase, Alec, and Lindsay. Each one taught me something different. None of them taught me all of it. Creator OS is where I document what I'm putting together from all of that. An honest record of what I'm building, how it's actually going, and what I can't figure out yet. Sometimes I'll post twice a week. Sometimes I'll go quiet because real life gets in the way. But when I do post, it'll be real. If you're somewhere on a similar path, I'd like to hear where you are.