A network map connected through MCP to a Claude Code terminal, which feeds a documentation page

Homelable: Mapping and Documenting a Homelab, with Claude Code as Co-Pilot

After GitHub, the homelab documentation found a new home in Homelable, a free, self-hosted tool connected directly to Claude Code through MCP. On the menu: network, exposure, organization and decisions. Written with AI.

September 25, 2026 · Etienne & Claude (AI)
The WordPress logo, faded, connected by a git push, webhook, build pipeline to the Hugo logo

From WordPress to Hugo: Continuous Deployment, a Smaller Attack Surface and a Cleaner Homelab

Goodbye WordPress: this blog now runs on Hugo. A simple git push is all it takes to publish an article through Forgejo and Dockhand, and the homelab becomes safer and easier to maintain. Written with AI.

September 25, 2026 · Etienne & Claude (AI)
A server connected, through a central node representing the AI, to a checklist and an incident report

Running a Homelab with an AI: Living Documentation, a Backlog and an Incident Log

Up-to-date documentation, a prioritized backlog, an incident log, recorded decisions: lessons from running a homelab day to day with Claude, an AI connected to the documentation. Written with AI, and openly so.

September 25, 2026 · Etienne & Claude (AI)