AI-assisted development.
What actually changes when agents write most of the code. These posts cover the tooling I use daily, the failure modes I have hit, and the parts of the work that stubbornly still require a person.
How To Avoid “Slop Grenades”
Unreviewed AI output creates work for everyone downstream. Avoiding slop grenades is a management problem: senior engineers, real review, serious tools.
Read→The Post-IDE Era
Why I canceled JetBrains and moved beyond the IDE: natural language, agent orchestration, and systems thinking are becoming my primary programming interface.
Read→The Evolution of Automation: From Shell Scripts to AI Organizations
Automation keeps moving up the abstraction stack, from shell scripts and infrastructure-as-code to orchestrated AI organizations.
Read→Your AI Coworker Might Be More Honest Than Your Human One
Claude Code’s habit of explaining what it verified, assumed, and skipped can sound funny, but it may be a standard human coworkers should emulate.
Read→The Internet Is Becoming Agent-First: From Fighting Bots to Empowering AI Agents
The web spent decades blocking bots. AI agents now need access. The agent-first internet will trade friction for convenience and force a new trust model.
Read→What Will Be the First Agent-Native Programming Language?
Every programming language we use was designed for humans to read. As agents write more of the code, what does a language designed for them instead look like?
Read→Scope Creep in the Age of AI
AI makes every product tweak fast and satisfying. The real challenge is resisting endless polish long enough to protect the critical path and ship.
Read→When Everyone Can Build, Taste Is the Bottleneck
AI made building software almost free. The scarce input now is taste: knowing what to make, what to cut, and when something is good enough to ship.
Read→I Built Reusable Claude Code Skills to Ship Production Websites Faster
Why AI-generated sites stall on the boring production work (SEO, prerendering, analytics, deployment) and how reusable Claude Code skills fix it.
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