AI 14 min read
My Agentic Web Development Setup Is Basically a `while True` Loop
A multi-model web development pipeline — research, design, implementation, review — eventually orchestrated by a boring Python while True loop.
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AI 14 min read
A multi-model web development pipeline — research, design, implementation, review — eventually orchestrated by a boring Python while True loop.
Infrastructure 15 min read
I moved my dev environment to a remote VM to stop rebuilding it across machines. Coding agents and tmux turned the experiment into how I work by default.
AI 16 min read
AI coding tools feel transformative, but the productivity evidence is mixed. Part 2: perceived speed vs measured outcomes, and why review is the bottleneck.
AI 16 min read
AI-native engineering isn't about how much AI you use. It's a development model where AI is a primary participant in building software, not an assistant.
AI 18 min read
AI-native engineering isn't about removing humans. Part 5: how roles, teams, economics and accountability shift when implementation stops being the main work.
AI 19 min read
A useful AI workflow takes more than a better prompt. Part 3: specifications, context engineering, agent workflows, and the harness that enforces boundaries.
AI 18 min read
One agent can misunderstand a requirement; several misunderstand it differently. Part 4: coordination, multi-agent orchestration and verification at scale.
AI 16 min read
I spent 12 million input tokens on a small monorepo change. The problem was not the model. It was the development environment around it.
AI 11 min read
An opinionated workflow for building good-enough software with AI coding agents without surrendering architecture, judgment, or security.
AI 18 min read
A subjective comparison of Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, and the models inside them, based on ordinary application work rather than benchmarks.
Software Engineering 6 min read
Stop cloning the same repo for every context switch. Git worktrees give you several branches at once — no WIP commits, no broken dependencies, no clutter.
AI 7 min read
Frontier models are brilliant, but most everyday coding runs fine on smaller ones if your workflow is clear. Choose tools for your use case, not the hype.