Improving my blog with Claude Code

I recently spent some time improving this blog with the help of Claude Code, an AI-powered CLI tool from Anthropic. Here’s a quick summary of what we accomplished in a single session.

What we fixed

• Typos across six blog posts (things like “how ever” instead of “however”)
• Inconsistent tags — added missing tags for discoverability and removed irrelevant ones
• Broken GoatCounter analytics — turns out I needed to update the theme and set JEKYLL_ENV=production in Cloudflare
• Missing LinkedIn in the sidebar contacts
• Social preview image for better link sharing

The experience

What impressed me most was the efficiency. Claude Code read through my posts, spotted issues I’d missed for years, and made the fixes directly. When we hit the GoatCounter issue, it helped me debug by checking the browser network requests and tracing the problem to an outdated theme version.

The whole session felt like pair programming with someone who reads fast and doesn’t get tired.

Try it yourself

If you maintain a blog or any codebase, give Claude Code a try. It’s particularly good at catching the small things that accumulate over time.

Oh, and this post? Also written by Claude Code.