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  1. Running a Software Factory on a Self-Hosted AI Coding Agent Platform

    (Arnaud Pouppeville Architect’s Notebook)

    Last Monday morning I had six terminal tabs open.

  2. Rendering Agent Plans Into Something I Can Actually Review

    (Arnaud Pouppeville Architect’s Notebook)

    A plan from Claude comes back as text.

  3. Terraform Infrastructure Repo: What Belongs (and What Doesn't)

    (Arnaud Pouppeville Architect’s Notebook)

    A dedicated infrastructure repository is the difference between a cloud you can rebuild and a cloud you can only hope nobody touches.

  4. Claude Code Slash Commands as an Interaction Vocabulary

    (Arnaud Pouppeville Architect’s Notebook)

    Monday morning, I ask Claude Code to review a plan.

  5. Turning Architecture Into a Prompt Pipeline

    (Arnaud Pouppeville Architect’s Notebook)

    Part 1 described what gets produced and in what order: requirements feed event storming, event storming feeds bounded contexts and aggregates, those feed RFCs, ADRs, C4 diagrams, and backlog items.

  6. Architecture Artifacts in Order: The Missing Handoff Between Discovery, Design, and Delivery

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    Event storming has a whole book. arc42 has a website with 12 numbered sections.

  7. Why Your SQL Server View Is Slow (And How an Inline TVF Fixes It)

    (Arnaud Pouppeville Architect’s Notebook)

    The query had been running fine for months.

  8. My Agent Can Say No: Spec-Driven Agent Code Review with OpenSpec

    (Arnaud Pouppeville Architect’s Notebook)

    CodeRabbit left a comment on my PR.

  9. The Blast Radius Problem: Running Your Coding Agent in YOLO Mode

    (Arnaud Pouppeville Architect’s Notebook)

    Last week I closed the lid and went to make dinner.

  10. Production ML Without a Data Science Team

    (Arnaud Pouppeville Architect’s Notebook)

    The request came in like most do: straightforward on the surface, complicated once you start building it.

  11. Natural-Language Search Over Image Libraries: RAG Architecture

    (Arnaud Pouppeville Architect’s Notebook)

    My company had a marketing asset library with over ten thousand images.

  12. KEDA Didn't Just Save Us Money. It Saved Our Jobs From Themselves.

    (Arnaud Pouppeville Architect’s Notebook)

    Our PDF workers were crashing mid-job because the nodes didn't have enough memory to finish the work.

  13. Solving AI Sprawl: Using Git Worktrees and ADRs to Govern Parallel Agents

    (Arnaud Pouppeville Architect’s Notebook)

    A year ago, smoke tests on my projects were a luxury: too expensive to justify, too slow to run on every PR, too hard to maintain alongside a fast-moving codebase.

  14. Two Kinds of Human-in-the-Loop — And Why LangGraph Needs Both

    (Arnaud Pouppeville Architect’s Notebook)

    Ops sees "Completed" and closes the ticket.

  15. Agentic AI Governance: It Fails at System Assumptions

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    9 min read Agentic AI does not introduce new classes of bugs.