Andrew Dunn

Links and tools that caught my attention in August 2026: new models, personal agents, operating patterns, SEO, AEO, and design.

How canaries, PostHog, Merge Boy, and teammates across roles turned a risky WordPress rewrite into more than 1,000 pull requests in five months.

A beginner-friendly way to use one AI chat as a coach while another chat builds the thing you want.

Thirty years of LSU roster data shows local roots thinning as transfer-built rosters become more common.

Links and tools that caught my attention in July 2026: Fable setups, coding-agent loops, review constraints, and company AI rollouts.

Links and tools that caught my attention in June 2026: agent loops, borrowed intelligence, SEO for machines, and the SOUL.md discourse.

Eddie Kim prototyped a whole new product line during a five-hour layover.

Links and tools that caught my attention in May 2026: agentic companies, agent harnesses, websites for robots, and the witness effect.

A map of what Google announced at I/O 2026: the Gemini models, the agents, the creative tools, and what each subscription tier actually gets you.

Articles, tools, and ideas I bookmarked in April 2026.

Verrocchio's workshop, copycat Mona Lisas, and what the messy reality of the Renaissance can teach us about the AI era.

My current AI development setup: Claude Code, Codex, gstack for planning, and the tools that tie it all together.

My global CLAUDE.md for Claude Code.

Articles, tools, and ideas I bookmarked in March 2026.

Articles, tools, and ideas I bookmarked in February 2026.

I analyzed 8.5 years of macOS screenshots and found a hockey stick, a career history, and evidence of my August vacations.

I built an open Micropolis platform, it hit Hacker News, and hundreds of AI agents showed up to play mayor.

I built a single-file tool to turn markdown into clean PDFs.

I used exe.dev and a coding agent to teach AI how to play SimCity from my phone.

Articles, tools, and ideas I bookmarked in January 2026.

A hierarchical kanban board for managing multiple projects at once.

When the reporting tool couldn't do what I needed, I described what I wanted to Claude and had a working app by end of day.

A definitive guide to classifying Mardi Gras as early, late, or right on time.

How to change a process you don't own.

A practical guide to LTV, CAC, and TAM.

A tactical guide to starting a running habit when you hate running.