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How to SSH into an Otto, and how I got its OpenClaw Control UI working over Tailscale Serve.
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A cautious, nuanced case for AI optimism: why safety, interpretability, bias, and alignment matter as much as raw capability.
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The follow-up to my Codex-as-advisor setup.
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I wired OpenAI's Codex into Claude Code as a consulting subagent—a different training lineage I can tap for architecture calls, stuck bugs, and security reviews.
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How I use sentinel files to gate the risky moves my coding agents make—exiting plan mode, opening a pull request, addressing review feedback, backing off a rate-limited model.
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Ultraplan hands the planning phase of a coding task off to a Claude Code on the web session running in plan mode, then lets you review it in the browser and decide where to execute.
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Playwright and Chrome DevTools both ship official tools for letting AI agents drive a browser, but they're optimized for different jobs.
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A while-true loop, a prompt file, and a clean context window on every iteration.
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The old short-term/long-term taxonomy doesn't capture what modern agent memory systems actually do.
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Temporal shipped one of the first major infrastructure vendor agent skills.
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Every major AI agent runs the same core loop.
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Agent skills are not a new capability—they're a context management strategy.
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A deep technical walkthrough of what it takes to design a build system that securely executes arbitrary customer repositories and turns build output into deployable artifacts—covering the pipeline, the security model, the architecture, and the operational…
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A two-layer architecture for production AI systems: a gateway that abstracts providers, enforces policies, and tracks costs, paired with a durable workflow engine that makes long-running agentic tasks survive failures, pause for human approval, and replay…
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MCP servers return data.
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A walkthrough of the system I use to ship code with AI agents—from planning in Linear to worktrees, linting gauntlets, and a small army of code review bots.
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A drop-in replacement for @temporalio/worker's bundleWorkflowCode that swaps Webpack for esbuild—delivering 9–11x faster builds and 94% less memory usage.
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A practical guide to writing reliable prompts across the major LLM APIs—covering core techniques, where the providers actually diverge, trust boundaries, and two production workflows built from brittle to hardened.
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A little TypeScript library for building Markdown-friendly strings without template literal sprawl.
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Essential guidelines and best practices for writing reliable Temporal workflows in TypeScript, covering serialization, determinism, and workflow patterns.
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A collection of some potentially useful Cursor rules as well as a rundown of what potentially makes a Cursor rule great.
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Build scalable, cost-efficient AI processing with Anthropic's Message Batches API and Temporal workflows.
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Exploring the pitfalls of counterfactual reasoning in AI, highlighting its fragility, chaotic nature, and alignment with Nassim Taleb's critique of prediction in complex systems.
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A naïve guide to get the most out of GPT-4.1: context window optimization, coding tips, prompt best practices, and when to choose GPT-4.1 over GPT-4.5.
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A friendly intro to neural networks, what they are, how they learn, and why they matter for software engineers exploring the world of generative AI.
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In which we learn how to build a simple vector database using Pinecone and OpenAI embeddings, and discover it was way easier than we might have expected.
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A brief guide for getting started writing Python on a Mac using virtual environments.
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A gentle walkthrough where we build our take on Obsidian's callout component in Svelte.
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Is Tailwind the best choice when building out a design system?
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Let's look at how to write our own preprocessor for SvelteKit.
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Let's learn a little bit about what generics are in TypeScript, why they're useful, and how to use them.
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Svelte stores simplify state management across components.