Jay Stuart's Personal Tech Blog

I’ve been using an AI orchestration framework I built called Mozart.

Most AI agent orchestrators fail in the same predictable way.

A few years ago I could keep up with the pull requests my team shipped in a week.

If you work with AI coding agents long enough, you run into the same problem: the agents are productive, but the workflow around them gets chaotic.

About six years ago I was in the middle of a surprisingly heated debate on a team.

About seven or eight years ago, I was leading a development team when someone introduced me to a concept I hadn’t encountered before: mob programming.

It started with a problem every developer knows I was deep into a side project, using AI to write code faster than I ever had before.

There’s a quiet shift happening in software engineering that most teams haven’t fully acknowledged yet.

How a weekend experiment turned into a 30-service AI system that controls my entire home — with zero cloud dependencies.

Two weeks ago, Alexey Grigorev — founder of DataTalks.Club and someone who teaches over 100,000 engineers how to build production AI systems — watched Claude Code run terraform destroy on his production infrastructure.

AI coding tools are incredible.