Valentin Prugnaud

Consumer AI apps treat you as one person with one grant per connector.

How I secured the Hookie CLI release pipeline with OIDC trusted publishing, staged npm releases behind 2FA, and immutable GitHub release assets.

Notes from building Hookie: API-shaped commands are useful, but AI-native dev workflows need CLI commands that own the whole task.

Agent-loop discourse sells parallel code output.

The industry says AI agents will write most of the code.

How we built an internal AI post-incident platform around the workflow responders already used: PagerDuty, Slack, Google Meet, structured reports, retrieval, and the tradeoffs that showed up once agent orchestration became production work.

After installing gstack, I wanted to dig deeper than vendor UIs into what actually lands in context.

Multiplayer webhooks for AI-native development: one stable URL, gRPC fan-out to developer and agent environments, HMAC-faithful passthrough, and explicit flow control.

For App Router practitioners: React Server Components are not hard because the idea is hard.

Webhooks look simple, but delivery guarantees, retries, and local tunnel workflows create subtle failure modes that waste engineering time.

How we built an internal deployment platform on GCP with Cloud Build, Artifact Registry, Cloud Run, Secret Manager, shared routing, tenant isolation, and merged build/runtime logs.

Platform teams often slow developers down with approval boards and ticket queues.

KSUID is a sortable string ID format that is commonly used in distributed systems.

I've been working on a monorepo for a while now and I've developed a few patterns that work well for me.

Dive deeper into advanced Zod schema design for TypeScript.

Explore advanced Zod validation techniques for TypeScript.

Learn the fundamentals of Zod schema validation in TypeScript.

Exploring Deno 2.0 by creating a streamlined port forwarding script for GKE clusters.

Recently, I had a project at work running Semantic Release to manage releases.

Supabase Database Webhook is a great way to trigger a function when a database event occurs.

Mysteriously, services were spontaneously restarting, while others, confoundingly, remained running but were dead to any incoming requests.