Hi, I'm majlo.

I'm Miłosz. I've been programming embedded systems for almost 10 years. My home turf is C++, RTOSes, Linux and networking, but with AI I now write in pretty much any language.

I use AI every day, at work and at home, and these days I prompt almost all of my code. This is where I write down my thoughts and share what I've managed to conjure up with AI.

How I use AI myself

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after hours

Agents can use this site too

A visitor's ChatGPT or Claude can check my free slots and book a call with me here on its own, with no login and no API key. Every page also has a Markdown version, and the instructions for agents are at majlo.dev/agents.

note: A website an AI agent can use

at work and after hours

Copilot, Claude and Codex write my code

At work I design, set the goals and supervise, and I read the code I'm responsible for. At home only the end result matters, so I don't read the code: that's how the websites, home apps and even my short-video edits get made.

at work

An AI agent in code review

At work an AI agent also reviews every pull request. It is connected to our internal tools, so it sees the changes, assesses the code (often written by another agent), leaves comments with suggestions and answers questions about our environment. It has already caught bugs that could have crashed the whole application.

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Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini: what I use each one for

I use three AI environments: ChatGPT from OpenAI, Claude from Anthropic and Gemini from Google. None of them wins at everything. For everyday search and conversation I reach for ChatGPT, for sites and text I use Claude, and I open Gemini less often, mostly for Canvas. If someone doesn't program and has to pick one paid plan at around 100…

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Where you can start

  • An assistant with access to your apps

    You connect ChatGPT or Claude to Google, Todoist and Notion. You say what to save, and it knows where it belongs.

    step-by-step guide
  • Learning with Gemini, NotebookLM and Canvas

    An interactive page about what you're learning, and a notebook with your own documents that you can ask questions or turn into a podcast.

    step-by-step guide

all guides

A call

If something on the site caught your interest, you can ask about it and we can talk on Google Meet. Any topic, no need for a ready question. We can also talk by email.

An AI assistant can also book it. Just tell it:

Book me a call with majlo through majlo.dev/agents