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Agents as an ADHD Assistive Aid AI agents remove specific friction points where executive function falters—providing scaffolding for task initiation, working memory, decision-making, and organization without replacing human capability.
Agentic Patterns I Use Eight practical patterns for maintaining quality and sanity in agent-driven development, refined from six months of shipping code with AI.
Claude Code as a Predictor for Claude Watch Claude Code to see where Claude is headed. Features that prove themselves in code generation have a habit of migrating to the broader product lineup.
Trending Toward Gastown The more I work with multi-agent systems, the more I realize that nearly every solution trends toward the same architectural patterns that Gastown uses.
Death of the Middleware AI code generation is inverting the economics of abstraction layers. When I can generate platform-specific implementations in hours, cross-platform frameworks stop being cost savers and become pure overhead.
What Skills Will Thrive in an AI Engineering world Code generation costs are approaching zero. What happens to software engineers in a world where anyone can code?
World's Most Expensive Serializer We've built the worst serialization library in computing history, and we're scaling it across every company with an AI-first goal.
Don't Discount Small Wins An AI agent turned a 20-minute task into a 30-second decision. The value isn't replacing hard work — it's removing the friction that keeps simple tasks on the list for weeks.