Posts tagged #ai
Inside the Harness: Four Months of Being Wrong About pi
I tried pi in March, talked a coworker out of it in July, and rebuilt my entire agent stack on it in August. The thing I'd missed was that everything I'd been building around my harness could live inside it.
Read → claude-codeFleet: A Control Tower for Claude Code
A tmux dashboard for running many Claude Code agents at once — it shows which one needs you, sorted by urgency, so you stop polling and start responding.
Read → aiAIE Europe
A talk, a workshop, and a podcast at AIE Europe. Here's what I did.
Read → aiCase Statement: Building a Harness
I codified my job as a DX engineer into a system that dispatches agents, enforces conventions mechanically, and learns from its own failures. Here's how case works and why I think every developer should build something like it.
Read → aiWriting My First Evals
I had no background in evals. I built two very different evaluation systems for two AI-powered developer tools, and they taught me the same lesson: trust isn't a feeling, it's a measurement.
Read → aiIdeation: Because Planning Needs More Than a Mode
Claude Code's plan mode is a great starting point for thinking before coding. But for complex work, I needed more than a mode. I needed a system. Here's what I built.
Read → aiVery Important Agents
My recent Changelog and Friends podcast appearance and the Claude Code plugins that help me get real work done with AI.
Read → aiWhy Everyone Should Try Claude Skills
Claude Skills are the approachable AI tool I didn't know I needed.
Read → aiEvolving with the Tools
After 16 years of writing code, I fought the idea of AI agents replacing developers until I discovered they could amplify rather than replace me. This is my journey from skepticism to embracing Claude Code as a pair programmer who speaks fluent bash and transforms how I ship software.
Read → mcpCoding With My Eyes Wide Shut
At WorkOS's AI onsite and MCP Night, I experimented with vibe coding. What started as a two-hour experiment with 5,000 lines of unseen TypeScript became a glimpse into programming's future.
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