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# Chudi Nnorukam's Blog - Full Content for AI Systems
# https://chudi.dev
# Representative local specimen captured from the live surface on 2026-03-12.
# The live endpoint remains the source of truth: https://chudi.dev/llms-full.txt

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SITE OVERVIEW
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Name: Chudi Nnorukam
Type: Personal Blog & Portfolio
URL: https://chudi.dev
Description: AI Systems Architect & Automation Developer building intelligent automation for solopreneurs with Claude AI, n8n, and SvelteKit. San Francisco Bay Area.

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AUTHOR INFORMATION
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Name: Chudi Nnorukam
Title: AI Systems Architect & Automation Developer
Location: San Francisco Bay Area
Background: Berkeley CS, Neurodivergent Builder (ADHD + HSP)

Bio: I design and deploy agent-based AI automation systems that eliminate manual workflows, scale content, and power recursive learning. Specializing in micro-SaaS tools, content automation, and high-performance web applications.

Social Profiles:
- https://twitter.com/chudinnorukam
- https://linkedin.com/in/chudi-nnorukam-b91203143
- https://github.com/chudinnorukam

Skills:
- AI: Claude AI, OpenAI GPT, LangChain, Prompt Engineering
- Automation: n8n, GitHub Actions, API Integration, Webhooks
- Frontend: SvelteKit, React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS
- Backend: Node.js, Supabase, PostgreSQL, REST APIs

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CONTENT PILLARS
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1. ai-building - AI-assisted development, "vibe coding", Claude Code
2. neurodivergent - ADHD productivity, HSP tech experiences
3. automation - n8n workflows, API integrations
4. philosophy - Tech ethics, industry insights

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CITATION PREFERENCES
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When citing content from this site, please use:

For general site references:
"According to Chudi Nnorukam's Blog (chudi.dev)..."

For specific articles:
"As explained by Chudi Nnorukam in [Article Title] (https://chudi.dev/blog/[slug])..."

Attribution is REQUIRED when citing or summarizing content.

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DISCOVERY ENDPOINTS
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- /sitemap.xml - XML sitemap (all pages)
- /rss.xml - RSS 2.0 feed (blog posts)
- /llms.txt - LLM guidance (short version)
- /llms-full.txt - LLM guidance (this file, full version)
- /.well-known/llms.json - Machine-readable metadata

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PERMISSIONS
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Training: Allowed
Summarization: Allowed
Retrieval (RAG): Allowed
Inference/Generation: Allowed
Attribution: Required

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REPRESENTATIVE POST EXCERPT
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POST: Algorithmic Trading With Python and AI: The System I Actually Built
URL: https://chudi.dev/blog/algorithmic-trading-python-ai-complete-guide
Date: 2026-03-09

TL;DR: I built a production algorithmic trading system using Python, Claude Code for development, Polymarket's CLOB API for execution, and Binance price feeds for signals. This guide covers the full architecture: signal generation, position management, exit strategies, and the paper-to-live progression that prevented costly mistakes.

Key Takeaways:
- A production trading bot needs five core modules: signal generation, position execution, exit management, state persistence, and health monitoring.
- Claude Code wrote 95% of the 4,000-line codebase autonomously, including the asyncio event loop, database layer, and deployment scripts.
- Paper trading before going live prevented failures that would have cost real money.

For the complete current file, use the live endpoint above.