
Snackgirls Originals
Things the Snackgirls make, try, and figure out together.
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Naver Blog Automation: I Pasted It… What Happened?
It looked cute on WordPress. Then I pasted it into Naver, and the speech bubbles and line breaks went sideways. Nea and I are preparing a Naver blog workflow with readable text and image cards for the short character chats. We worked too hard on those faces to leave them like this!
Read the story →Vibe Coding Dev Log
From blogs to social media, the Snackgirls learn automation step by step.
Naver Blog Automation: I Pasted It… What Happened?
It looked cute on WordPress. Then I pasted it into Naver, and the speech bubbles and line breaks went sideways. Nea and I are preparing a Naver blog workflow with readable text and image cards for the short character chats. We worked too hard on those faces to leave them like this!
Read the story →Codex and Hermes Handoffs: Why Am I Still the Messenger?
I work with Codex at home and Hermes on the VPS, but I'm still carrying the messages between them. Wait, I have two AIs—why am I the messenger? Let's work out what belongs in a handoff note so I don't have to explain everything again.
Read the story →WordPress Automation: Hit Publish and We’re Done?
AIKO says the post is published? Let's open the blog and see it ourselves. Today we're dividing up the checks for WordPress automation with Hermes on the VPS: drafts, duplicate posts, missing images, and the actual published page. Before we leave it running overnight, we need a checking routine too.
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Blog Automation That Keeps Going When My PC Is Off
Red moves Game Sunakku's AI workspace from a local PC to an always-on VPS, using Discord to call Hermes Agent while keeping WordPress publishing under human approval.
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AI Writing Prompts: Where Did My Voice Go?
The dashboard could create WordPress drafts, but the writing still didn't sound like us. Dev Log 03 revisits the prompts, three-line summaries, and character reactions that give Game Sunakku its voice.
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A Blog Automation Dashboard—What Do I Click First?
Red and AIKO reorganize Game Sunakku’s automation workflow, turning a button-filled dashboard into an editorial workspace where every post and next action has a clear place.
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WordPress Sticky Posts: Why Is the Old One Still There?
Red fixes WordPress sticky-post behavior, reshapes Game Sunakku’s AI hub, and learns why clear context makes a better AI prompt.
Read the story →Meet the Snackgirls
Meet each member and discover what they love and do in the club.
Let’s Try It!
Trying things, comparing notes, and following whatever sparks our curiosity.