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00/Technical notes / 2026

Live19 published · 6 in queue

Blog .

Notes from the trenches. What we learn building software for real clients.

All19BusinessAIWhatsApp · AIProcessEngineeringStartup

6+

topics in the editorial queue

2/mo

publishing frequency

ES · EN

each note ships bilingual

100%

from real projects in production

02/Archive

Everything we have published.

Organised by topic. Each note translates a real project into prose — no SEO filler.

03/The why

Sirius · 2026

The notes we publish translate real projects into prose — they are not SEO listicles or recycled Twitter threads.

If we haven't tested an idea in production, we don't write it. If a note doesn't answer a concrete question, we don't publish it. The editorial queue is prioritised by real demand — what people ask us most on WhatsApp becomes a note.

04/Built with

The blog runs on a modern stack.

Same stack we ship to clients — Next.js 16, Tailwind, server-rendered MDX, structured data, dynamic sitemap, llms.txt, per-locale RSS.

  • Framework

    • Next.js 16
    • React Server Components
    • TypeScript 5
  • Styling

    • Tailwind v4
    • @theme tokens
    • Framer Motion
  • Content

    • Markdown + frontmatter
    • gray-matter
    • marked (GFM)
  • SEO + AI

    • BlogPosting JSON-LD
    • FAQPage / HowTo
    • llms.txt
    • bilingual RSS

05/About the blog

How this works.

We ship every two weeks. Notes are short, concrete, and tied to real cases — no listicles, no "10 reasons to…"

How often do you publish?

Every two weeks. Longer notes can take more; we prefer to ship well over to ship a lot. If three weeks pass without a new entry, assume we are cooking something long.

Who writes the notes?

The Sirius team. Each author signs their note; we do not use AI-generated content without human editing. If a note is a translation, we mark it in the header.

Do you accept guest posts or collaborations?

Only if you come from a project we have built together. We do not publish generic SEO guest posts or link exchanges. Quality is the bar, not volume.

How do I subscribe?

There's no public newsletter yet. If you want to follow the notes, send us a WhatsApp and we will reach out directly when something relevant ships. No spam, no tracking pixel.

Can I suggest a topic?

Yes, please. The editorial queue is prioritised by demand. If a question reaches us three times, we write the note.

Looking for something specific that isn't here yet? Ask on WhatsApp and we will answer personally.