I Wired Claude and Cursor Directly Into My Drupal Project Manager
A few weeks ago I got tired of alt-tabbing. I'd be mid-conversation with Claude about a ticket, then switch to KEBOCA to check the status, copy something, come back.
A few weeks ago I got tired of alt-tabbing. I'd be mid-conversation with Claude about a ticket, then switch to KEBOCA to check the status, copy something, come back.
I have a confession. For years I had a Drupal module sitting in a sandbox on Drupal.org that I never properly published. It worked — it shipped on a client site, the client was happy, I moved on.
A few years back I built a small Drupal 8 module to render Angular components in entity view displays using the Page Decoupled Blocks (PDB) framewor
A few days ago I wrote about how I gave my Claude-powered Drupal agent persistent memory using a bank of structured markdown files.
Have you ever noticed how Claude answers the same question differently depending on the day? Not because it's inconsistent — but because it genuinely doesn't remember you.
For a while, my .cursorrules file was doing fine.
I recall a moment when I was working on migrating an old Drupal 7 custom Views filter into a Drupal 11 module.
Have you noticed how everyone's talking about AI coding assistants these days? "Just describe what you want and the AI writes the code!" Sounds amazing, right?
Have you noticed how the Drupal view sort filters look like when you expose them?
Drupal 10 comes with CKEditor 5 by default included in the core, at one point in time I had to limit the allowed HTML tags, however, I realized we are NOT longer able to manually overwrite the `All