Andy Bromberg

When I first started really programming, my definition of “deploying” was FTP’ing a PHP file to a scripts/ directory on a HostGator site (ah, how I loved Transmit 4 from Panic).

Imagine a child, Leo Lovelace Minsky.

For nearly every AI use case, I now prefer using coding harnesses like Codex, Claude Code, or Pi.

← Custom widgets Congruence: a very personal app · section 10/11 coming soon For context on this one, check out my separate post on daegent.

Sometimes you read something and it hits you like a ton of bricks.

My wife and I had our first child recently, a baby girl (prepare yourself for dad content on this blog).

I recently built Copapers, a collaborative, token-efficient, reliable document editor for humans & agents.

I had long stayed away from developing iOS apps, probably thanks to some long-forgotten Objective-C-related trauma.

Over the past few months, I’ve increasingly felt the need for an interface that combines the real-time human collaboration model of Google Docs with the ability for users’ AI agents to edit, suggest, and comment on the doc.

I’m a fan of the probably-apocryphal Jerry Seinfeld “don’t break the chain” advice.

I work and feel best when I’m on a consistent routine — eating roughly the same things every day, going through the same morning and evening flows and daily schedule structures, and doing the same workouts (see: Congruence, MEQ, Just Call Me, and other po…

Until recently, I didn’t know much about the details of my grandfather’s career.