Ahmad Ahandani

I'm a software engineer, and I love building things. I don't care if the idea isn't unique, or if it isn't something that changes the world.

I enjoy building, creating, and giving life to things, no matter if it's a piece of woodwork or a desktop application like Edyt.

My work centers on applied AI: model-backed features that hold up in production, and engineering workflows in which coding agents complete entire tasks.

Writing

May 31, 2026Introducing EdytI have been building a macOS desktop app called Edyt. It watches for text selections in any application, shows a floating toolbar near your cursor, and lets you rewrite, explain, translate, or run custom AI prompts against the selected text. The result pastes back into the source app. No copy-paste. No switching windows.
Jun 12, 2023Generating a Table of Contents!When working with lengthy content or documentation, a table of contents can greatly enhance user experience by providing an organized navigation system. In this blog post, we’ll delve into the TableOfContents, a tool for generating a table of contents. We’ll explore its key methods and functionality to gain a deeper understanding of how it…
Jun 7, 2023Revamping My Blog: Simple as possibleI’m in the process of rebuilding my blog once again. I realized that having a statically generated blog with Next.js offers a better user experience. Therefore, I’ve made the decision to give it another shot and create the same blog using WordPress and Next.js.
Apr 18, 2022Hello, world!Having a homepage was something I have always felt I needed, but have never had one. I knew what I wanted, but even as a web developer there are always many questions left to be answered.
Apr 18, 2022Creating a website with Remix.run, WordPress and GraphQlIf you want to create a website for your client or a portfolio for yourself and don’t want to touch the code for editing the contents, this tutorial is for you. In this tutorial, I’m gonna walk you through creating a simple website using Remix.run and WordPress.