Mohammad Naghavi
naghavi.me
Mohammad Naghavi
@naghavi.me
Former QBASIC developer, current software developer for web, mobile and desktop!

https://naghavi.me
I started working on a simple #MCP server for storing memories across #ClaudeDesktop, #ClaudeCode and @zed.dev Agents panel. its very exciting to see it work. for now it can add, update and search along memories. I'm hesitant to add delete but probably need it soon anyway.
November 9, 2025 at 10:18 AM
Wow MCP protocol is so much fun to play with, think you can build anything for your AI friend that now practically lives alongside you! #ai
November 7, 2025 at 5:51 AM
this weekend despite other urgent stuff, I managed to do some updates to the PDF generator I built for myself (pdfweave.com). It was a huge success for me and opens a lot of doors but unfortunately not much to see on the surface. Effects coming soon though 😉
PdfWeave - Professional Invoice Generator | Create Custom Invoices
Create professional, customizable invoices with PdfWeave. Support for multiple currencies, tax systems, and locales. Generate PDF invoices instantly with compliance notes and custom branding.
pdfweave.com
October 27, 2025 at 9:23 PM
the biggest problem with a code that does not have tests is that nobody dares refactoring and improving it, as touching anything except what you are working on right now either means longer time for your task (due to necessary manual testing) or just risking a bug in production #programming
October 14, 2025 at 7:20 AM
I built a mini invoice generator this weekend. Used @lovable_dev first then switched to @claudeai's Sonnet. Lovable is not sustainable as I rapidly consumed 70 out of 100 monthly prompts for which I paid 25€ whereas I paid ~9€ for the Sonnet.
the outcome: pdfweave.com
PdfWeave - Professional Invoice Generator | Create Custom Invoices
Create professional, customizable invoices with PdfWeave. Support for multiple currencies, tax systems, and locales. Generate PDF invoices instantly with compliance notes and custom branding.
pdfweave.com
October 5, 2025 at 4:57 PM
I try AI coding tools. specially different ones once in a while to do mini projects for testing purposes. I also do my best to trust them and don't look at the code until a certain stage and each time I get disappointed by them. a while ago it was a big disappointment but its slowly getting less!
October 3, 2025 at 3:36 PM
solving a problem makes you a good developer, solving a problem in simple(st) way makes you a senior developer.
August 28, 2025 at 9:32 AM