@hazypak

updated the read me and fixed google login issues

started working on cleaning up chassis decoder since the initial codebase was generated by the manus agent and looked way too generic ai-styled fired up claude code on the desktop app with the design and code review plugins enabled to help strip out the bloat and push for a clean minimalist ui that isnt overwhelming and just focuses on inputting a vin and getting telemetry specs efficiently told it to strictly preserve the ad spaces without breaking the layout or logic and to scan for hydration errors and glitches while mapping out a step-by-step plan before touching the code coming together nicely cheerios

just had to run clear on claude code to stop autocompact thrashing and save some tokens by only scanning the essential auth files for microfreelance hub completely revamped the ui to be super playful and widget based with soft rounded borders and cute micro interactions fixed the signup ux so it actually tells you to check your gmail for the activation link added google oauth through supabase so you can just one click sign in and threw cloudflare turnstile captcha on the forms to block bots also used the graphify skill to map it all out and squashed some typescript errors while i was at it finally coming together nicely cheerios
(for some reason my claude was having a thinking crisis (if that exists lol))

this was kind of a different project for me but felt pretty similar to an old side project i did for practice where i fetched info from public nasa apis to check mars weather conditions lol . for chassis decoder i hooked up rest apis and external databases to pull reliable vehicle specs engine telemetry and chassis info i even tried adding ads to monetize it but hit a wall with google adsense because it couldnt load my sitemaps properly so gotta debug that next well im always trying out new stuff ig ,cheerios!

Before I could even start building Microfreelance Hub, I had to configure my setup from scratch. I connected Claude Code using Omni Router and literally logged into 44 free providers just to stack enough tokens. Sorting out all the skills, plugins, and CLI configurations was easily the hardest part—first time for everything, lol!Once the environment was set up, I spent a full hour crafting and perfecting my prompt before hitting enter. Then I was actually ready.What followed was a 6-day saga of hitting rate limits, battling random API failures, and counting 27 separate 503 errors. But after grinding through all of that, the website is finally built and alive!Right now, I’m working through a quick deployment bug to get the live site running smoothly. School just started back up, so I’m juggling classes while sorting this out. I’ve built a bunch of projects before—like my game Pixel Planet Healers and my personal portfolio—but I’m pushing Claude Code to its absolute limits on this build.Here’s my first official devlog. Cheers to anyone reading this! :D