Adam Jacob

Embedding complex workflows and logic into AI Agents through skills alone is a dramatically inefficient way to work.

Perl 5 was the first programming language I really knew.

Mitchell Hashimoto wrote a few days back about what he called the Building Block Economy.

Stephen O'Grady is one of the founders of RedMonk, an analyst firm that spends time actually understanding what developers are doing and why.

I've been having fun building things with Gerald McClaw, my OpenClaw Agent.

A common refrain I see bouncing around on the internet goes something like this: AI agents build shitty, buggy software, and people who say they don’t are delusional or just ignorant of what it takes to Be Good At This™.

The frontiers of using AI agents to write software are expanding at a ridiculous rate.