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AI coding assistants are brilliant.

You're iterating: you prompt your AI, it writes code, repeat.

Claude Code can now help you track your job search.

I've been tuning and refining ui-engine.

Frictionless: Claude Code-connected apps What if Claude Code could use apps with you collaboratively?

Three weeks ago I released mini-spec: a ~93-line skill for spec-driven development.

mini-spec Spec-driven development for Claude in ~93 lines AI hallucinates features you didn't ask for.

Use claude-crc, Don’t Lose Features to ‘Generous’ Inference 3-Level Spec-Driven Development For Claude The Problem With 2-Level Spec-Driven Development 2-level spec driven development suffers from the same problem as vibe coding – it just takes longer.

I just dropped a new repository on GitHub about this -- just wanted to put a pointer here.

It's been a very long time since my last post but we haven't been idle.

While working on Leisure, I searched for tools to traverse text in DOM trees, but most of the ones I found were fairly limited.

We had our first Coding Dojo session, today.

So far, the only untyped, lazy language I've found that's being maintained is Lazy Racket.

I added an intro, a summary, and a few more ideas to the Code Google post.

UPDATE: Added structure and a few more ideas...

I already blabbed this in a bunch of emails to people, but just in case...

I have changed TPS many times in the past year and a half, but the core idea is still to be a collaborative story telling RPG that feels like a traditional RPG.

I made a slide presentation introducing Lambda Calculus and some functional concepts (lazy evaluation, how to represent data, etc.).

I got Plan9 from User Space and started messing with it in the hopes of getting a nice toolbench going with Acme.

I've been searching for the "Philosopher's Stone" of role playing for years -- a role playing system that combines traditional role playing with the collaborative story telling of Universalis.

Approach I started working on my file sharing approach.

I play a lot of indie RPGs, like Spirit of the Century and Swashbucklers of the Seven Skies, but for the past couple months, we've been retrying D&D 4e (and I'll be using "DM" below a lot of times in the generic sense).

I'm wondering if it would be a good thing to use a variant of the rsync algorithm with Xus file transfer.

It's been a long time since my last post; various RL intrusions encroached on Xus.

According to my only somewhat extensive automated tests, Milestone 1 (Basic Xus) is now complete.