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A practical user guide on writing great custom instructions so your AI-generated site actually matches your intent.
PK Blogs is where Prasanna Kulkarni writes about AI website builders, modern web tools, cycling Vancouver Island, and the philosophy of yoga — with clarity, brevity, and zero fluff.
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Notes, prompts, and lessons from shipping a product that turns plain instructions into live websites.
Instead of covering everything, this blog goes deep on a handful of topics that matter — to builders, movers, and thinkers.
Practical tips, prompt engineering guides, and product updates from building mangoblogger.website — an AI-powered site builder.
Read AI posts →Route notes and reflections from cycling Vancouver Island — trail guides, scenery, and the quiet focus of long rides.
Trails in VI →Daily practice notes from The Heart of Yoga — including pranayama techniques, the eight limbs, and obstacles to practice.
Yoga practices →Essays, guides, and field notes — written to be read once and remembered.
A practical user guide on writing great custom instructions so your AI-generated site actually matches your intent.
Trails, terrain, and takeaways from riding across Vancouver Island. What the routes taught me about pacing and presence.
Four structured practices from the book, plus pranayama techniques, the eight limbs, and favorite quotes on the path.
From Marques Brownlee onward — a look at the content management systems powering the web presence of top creators.
A “premium” video look isn't about expensive gear. Part 1: OpenShot for visual polish. Part 2: MoviePy to finish like a pro.
A full year-in-review for mangoblogger.website: what shipped, what broke, and where the AI site builder is headed next.
Phonetically: p-r-uh-s-uh-n-n-ah. In the corporate world, I go by PK. I'm currently building mangoblogger.website, an AI website builder that turns plain-language instructions into clean, live websites.
This blog is my public journal — a minimalist space where I share what I learn while shipping product, riding trails on Vancouver Island, and maintaining a daily yoga practice. No noise, no ads, no chasing trends.
A structured set of practices drawn from T.K.V. Desikachar's The Heart of Yoga. Each one is short, repeatable, and designed to fit into a working day.
A grounding sequence to begin the day with breath and alignment.
Movement linked to breath — building warmth and steady attention.
Long-hold postures for deep release and internal observation.
Breath techniques to close practice — plus the eight limbs and nine obstacles.
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