What is Claude Code Schedule used for in blog automation?

Claude Code Schedule runs daily AI tasks—like scanning git logs to generate Markdown drafts from your recent commits—for hands-free tech blogging.

How do Supabase Edge Functions post to Qiita and dev.to?

They use Deno to hit platform APIs directly: Bearer for Qiita (5 tags max), API key for dev.to (Markdown body), updating a DB table on success.

Can I build this for my own tech blog?

Yes—$20/month Claude + free Supabase. Fork the flow: cron → git log → AI draft → DB → publish → deploy.

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How One Dev Built a $20/Month AI Machine to Auto-Generate and Post Tech Blogs Daily to Qiita and Dev.to

Imagine waking up to fresh tech posts on Qiita and dev.to, all spawned from your git commits—no typing required. One solo dev just wired this up with Claude's AI and Supabase's edge smarts.

Open Source Beat Apr 11, 2026 4 min read

Diagram of Claude Code Schedule flowing git logs to Supabase Edge Functions posting blogs to Qiita and dev.to

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Git commits auto-generate full tech blogs via Claude AI, slashing writing time to zero. 𝕏
Supabase Edge Functions handle cross-posting to Qiita/dev.to with API smarts and DB tracking. 𝕏
This commit-to-content flywheel could flood dev platforms, forcing new verification norms. 𝕏

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