Zoocoding by Andrey Tarantsov

Zoo 3.1 introduces two-stage planning and collects discoveries, refactorings and unrelated bugs for a separate user approval.

Releasing Zoo 3, a lean workflow that beats Zoo 2 and Zoo 1 in quality, speed and token usage, by a large margin.

Released Zoo 2.3 with Claude Code support, final reports, proposals for big refactors, and a paranoid deploy-safety check.

Codex sucked until March ‘26, but now it can run my newly re-imagined Zoo 2 workflow.

Sharing a personal AI support system that I’ve been relying on since October ’25.

I’ve solved the problem of subagents messing up their report files.

I present a new superior markup language to rule them all… not really.

This summer, I transformed Claude Code from a junior intern into an okay engineering team.

If you’re like me… the more experience you have, the harder it is for you to gain from coding with AI.

The only episode of my WorkflowThu series that was worth preserving for posterity.

Just a bit of historical rant from those days when I was younger and the battles were simpler.

Read some beautiful source code instead.

Consider e-mail as the primary UI for your next little project.

How LiveReload 2 was born out of a failed startup and a brief moment in the spotlight.