Vibe Coding Field Notes

Every time I type a prompt that actually matters — one that solved a real problem or unlocked something I didn’t know how to do — I prefix it with //. That double slash is a convention I made up. It tells my Claude Code hook: this one is worth keeping. The hook saves it to a file. Eventually I want those files to feed an app that writes blog drafts automatically. That is the plan for episode 20 of this series. ...

I checked the DSM auto-block list (empty), confirmed SSH was enabled in Terminal & SNMP settings, verified the iptables startup task was running, and ran a TCP port test — ports 22, 445, and 5000 all appeared blocked. After all of that, I ran ipconfig. The PC was connected to the wrong Wi-Fi network. What Was Actually Happening I have two Wi-Fi networks at home. My NAS sits on one of them. My coding PC is supposed to be on that same network — but Windows had quietly switched it to the other one automatically. ...