Uses

The tools, stack, hosting, analytics, and publishing workflow behind zemna.net and the software systems I write about.

This page documents the working setup behind zemna.net. It is not a sponsored tool list. It is the stack I use, test, or write about.

Writing and publishing

AreaCurrent choice
Site generatorHugo extended
HostingCloudflare Pages
Domainzemna.net
Source controlGitHub
Writing formatMarkdown with Hugo frontmatter
Public feedRSS and JSON feed
Design systemToken-driven custom Hugo theme

The site is intentionally static. Static pages keep the operational surface small: no database, no login, no server runtime, and fewer moving parts to debug.

Engineering stack I write from

AreaTools and systems
BackendPHP, Laravel, REST APIs, SaaS systems
FrontendVue, JavaScript, CSS, HTML, Flutter
Desktop.NET, C#, WPF, VB
OperationsLinux, cron, Cloudflare, observability scripts
AutomationHermes Agent, coding agents, scheduled content and analytics loops
DatabasesMySQL and application-level reporting workflows

AI and agent workflow

The recurring principle is simple: agents need verification, not blind trust.

My agent workflow usually includes:

  1. A compact task brief.
  2. A repository or system map.
  3. Clear edit boundaries.
  4. Real command output.
  5. Artifact checks.
  6. Rollback notes when the work is risky.

That is why many posts focus on artifact health, cron observability, model routing, cost control, and tool portability.

Analytics and feedback loop

SignalPurpose
Google Search ConsoleSearch queries, impressions, indexing signals
GA4Traffic and engagement readbacks
Ahrefs Webmaster ToolsSEO diagnostics and external visibility
Microsoft ClaritySession-level UX clues
Postiz analyticsSocial performance across X, Threads, Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok

Content decisions should not be based only on taste. The publishing loop checks search and social signals, then feeds the next topic and format decisions.

Social publishing

Postiz is the current social publishing and analytics hub.

PlatformHandle
X@zemnanet
Instagram@zemna
Threads@zemna
LinkedInlinkedin.com/in/zemnanet
TikTok@zemnanet
GitHubgithub.com/zemna

What I optimize for

I prefer tools that are:

  • easy to verify
  • cheap enough to run continuously
  • replaceable when pricing or quality changes
  • useful for a solo developer operating across Indonesia and Korea
  • boring enough to maintain after the initial excitement fades

That is the lens behind most recommendations on this site.