Peter Forret

If you work in software, you’ve probably had the same weird couple of years I’ve had.

If you’ve raised kids, you know: they don’t develop in a smooth upward line.

One week ago I started TropicClaw: an analysis of the gaps between Claude Code and the new paradigm of OpenClaw.

TL;DR: I configured local log analytics reporting on my site with goaccess and pforret/goax, a bash wrapper script, to analyse regular, SEO and LLM bot traffic.

TL;DR: I’ve created a daily updated AI terminal coding agent leaderboard (i.e.

TL;DR: “Adding an autonomous AI agent to a late software project makes it later.”

In the preparation of my PromptParlour meetings, I wanted to get an idea of who in Belgian government is responsible for understanding and forecasting the (exponential) progress of Artificial Intelligence, and its impact on Belgian business, innovation and

I was driving home after work and I had a vague idea: what if I could represent a video with an image where the X axis was ‘time’ and the Y-axis was something that represented the images (it was this vague in my mind: “something with the colors”) in that…

TL;DR: I compared three AI coding agents (Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI) for transcoding an existing audio-processing C program to Golang.

TL;DR: I created a Jetbrains plugin in Kotlin, a language I don’t master, with Jetbrains’ own Junie AI Agent.

TL;DR: I have started using mkdox (which uses mkdocs, material and Docker) to create a static documentation site for every repository/project I’m working on.

TL;DR: I am starting a community with in-person events for discussing A.I.