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I wanted to operate my self-hosted Gitea from Claude (Claude Code / Claude Desktop) and Cursor, which I use every day, over MCP. MCP setup on GitHub is very easy, but Gitea needed a few extra steps. I installed the official gitea-mcp on macOS, issued an access token on the Gitea side, and tried using the same binary from both clients over stdio. I did not try connecting from other editors such as VS Code. For that, refer to the official repository. [Read More]

On a Linux machine I opened Neovim, ran :Lazy update, and it stopped with Failed (2). The problem was not only doc/tags-ja in vimdoc-ja. .gitattributes and .github/workflows/format.yml in zbirenbaum/copilot.lua were also treated as “local changes”. I had seen the same error on vimdoc-ja alone before, and I had put in a workaround that ran git checkout -- doc/tags-ja on LazyUpdatePre. That was not enough this time. The symptom The message that showed up at startup was the following. [Read More]

After I published the English version under /en/ in Publishing an English Version of a Hugo Blog at a Separate /en/ URL , I tried to send non-main branches to Cloudflare Pages Preview and hit two problems in a row. main (production) was succeeding without issue, so at first I had no idea where the cause was. The Preview build fails with permalink ill-formed After deploy, clicking “English” in the menu returns 404 The root of both was that Cloudflare Pages manages environment variables separately for Production and Preview. I worked through them one at a time. [Read More]

I had come to want my Japanese-language tech blog to be readable from the English-speaking world too. An easy way to do this is to run Google’s translation widget on the page and switch to an English display at the same URL. On another site that had been enough. This time, though, the goal was not “convenience for visitors already here” but discovery and indexing from English queries. I judged that a widget could not satisfy that. [Read More]

DBeaver, which lets me edit PostgreSQL data in bulk through a GUI while writing almost no SQL, had been invaluable. It is Java based, though, so it is fairly heavy to start up, and I had come to want something a bit lighter for looking at several databases together. That was when I found DBX. It is free, supports many databases, and is said to run lightly. I decided to try building it into my Traefik-fronted Docker environment. [Read More]

I noticed that the Web UI of the Pi-hole I run at home (http://127.0.0.1:8053/admin) had become completely unreachable. All I got back was Connection reset by peer, and neither the browser nor curl could see anything. DNS resolution (port 53) was still working fine, so there was no real damage. As far as docker ps went the container was shown as healthy, so I had not been worried, but when I looked into it I found that the problem itself went back six days, to 2026-08-01. [Read More]

With daily terminal work, the same commands pile up in ~/.zsh_history over and over. History searches with peco / Ctrl-R end up full of noise, and the file tends to grow. The zshrc I use every day is part of a dotfiles repository where I keep all my dot files together under Git. This time I decided to touch that zshrc and add settings that cut down the duplicates. Deciding the requirements first Before doing any work, I settled on the following specification. [Read More]

When I looked into the beautifulhugo repository, I noticed that the current master (referred to as the current version below), which is separate from the legacy version I have been using, bundles dark mode, search and a table of contents (TOC) all together. I had actually tried once before, in a commit called “Update Beautifulhugo”, to bump only the pin in go.mod, but 34 minutes later I reverted it. The commit log does not record what happened, but at that time I swapped only the pin without thinking about things like the breaking changes from Bootstrap 3 to 5, so the display probably broke and I rolled it back immediately. This time, as a rematch, I decided to redo the migration from the legacy version to the current version in separate stages. [Read More]

The anchor link with an anchor icon (fa-anchor) that was permanently displayed at the end of the headings (h2 and so on) on this blog had started to feel a bit uncool to me. Referring to the heading design of Qiita (in Japanese), I decided to rethink how it is displayed, including the effect on SEO. While I was at it, I also adjusted the line height and margins of the body text to match the article style of note (in Japanese). This is a record of the work, in which I left almost all of the code changes to generative AI instead of doing them by hand, and checked the local appearance with Playwright MCP as I went. [Read More]

The IP address ledger I had been keeping in GoogleSpreadSheet was no longer keeping up as the number of devices grew. The IP addresses actually in use and what the sheet said drifted apart more and more, and I was reaching the limit of taking stock by hand, so I decided to start phpIPAM with Docker and move IP management there. Starting it with Docker I settled on the following docker-compose.yml. [Read More]