Asko Nõmm

I’ve been rather unhappy with my development set-up for some time now.

The default audio experience on a Framework 16 running Linux is very underwhelming.

A little over a year ago now I purchased the Framework 16 - a fully repairable and upgradeable laptop.

Yours truly is in Denver, USA this week, for the ÜberConf 2026.

There’s a long-held belief out there that MCP’s are bad, and that you should actually use CLI’s instead, if you want to save on token spend when it comes to LLM tool use.

I have a trip coming up next month where I’ll be in an airplane for about 25 hours and in airports for about 3 whole days.

Markus Borg, the principal researcher at CodeScene, and yours truly are doing a free webinar for NFJF on June 26th on the topic of code health in the agentic programming era.

Following the work on the CodeScene CodeHealth MCP, for the past 2 months we at CodeScene have been busy packaging it into an autonomous agent that when spawned can go over the changes in your pull request, analyze its code health and fix whatever issues…

For the past 8 months or so I’ve been working for CodeScene and about 6 of those I’ve been mainly working on the CodeScene CodeHealth MCP.

I started hosting my own Git server in February using Forgejo and I’ve been pretty happy with it, but it and all my sites still ran on 3 separate VPS’s that I rented from UpCloud, so while I was self-hosting these things, it wasn’t really me that was host…

It recently dawned on me that I might just be part of one of the last generations of software engineers who still understand code.

I’m happy to say that after many iterations, I’m finally done and out with my invoicing service, Invobi.