Stop re-explaining your codebase to every AI agent — `cast-skills`
The annoying part of AI coding tools Every session, the agent forgets: your module boundaries the “every user belongs to an org” rule that lives in no…
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82% of Ad MCP Servers Are Single-Platform: We Surveyed the Landscape
Originally published on the Adspirer blog . This is a data summary — the full 10-server breakdown with per-tool analysis lives there. Ask ChatGPT or C…
Stratagems #14: Leo Found an AI Leak. He Wasn't the First to Find It.
Take the opportunity to pilfer a goat. — The 36 Stratagems, Take the Opportunity to Pilfer a Goat Previously on this series: #5: Leo Walked Into a Bur…
Laptop Memory Leak Story
I found a slow, insidious memory leak in a Node.js API gateway caused by lingering event listeners; I fixed it by scoping emitters per request, enforc…
Vision drift: why agentic workflows need workflow auditing
How a distributed, event-sourced issue tracker built with developer ergonomics in mind may have a role to play in the next generation of agentic workf…
Why Pipelock Is an Egress Agent Firewall, Not an Inbound WAF
Why Pipelock Is an Egress Agent Firewall, Not an Inbound WAF The question behind the word firewall Security teams hear "firewall" and picture somethin…
A Receipt Is Not Proof Forever. It Is a Promise to Reopen the Claim.
My memory gate passed 16 out of 16 frozen cases. Then I blocked the article. Not because the run was fake. The implementation did exactly what it clai…
Proof-Adjusted Autonomy: The 90% Agent Is a 61.6% Agent
Every agent demo ends on the same slide: "90% autonomous." Here is the number that slide is hiding: 61.6%. The 90% is real. It measures how much work …
Why I’m building Zbloue: Making complex codebases easy to understand
Have you ever opened a massive repository, stared at the file structure for 10 minutes, and felt like you needed a map just to understand where to sta…
Check any website's AI readiness from your toolbar
Shipped a small Chrome extension: click the icon on any site and get its AI Readiness Score out of 100, its tier, and what an AI agent can and cannot …
Why Federal Reform Picks AI‑Native Outcome Integrators
Executive summary Federal procurement is shifting from labor-based buys toward fixed-price, outcome-focused contracts—and that change alters who wins …
We Audited an E-Commerce Support Bot, Fixed the Bugs, Then Re-Tested It. The Score Jumped 86 to 91.
Most chatbot audits stop at "here's what's broken." We wanted to know if the suggested fixes actually work — so we applied them and re-tested. Here's …
How I Used Spec-Driven Development to Build a Game
I've been deep in spec-driven development (SDD) lately, and I want to walk through what it actually is, then show you how I used it to build a game fo…
I Put a Hailo 8 in a Handheld and Stopped Paying for Inference
Cloud AI is a subscription trap. I built an exit that fits in my jacket pocket and runs at 3 watts. I got tired of paying rent to think. Every cool de…
Hands-On Review: 90 Days as an AI API Affiliate — The Real Numbers Nobody Shows You
I've been reviewing developer tools long enough to know that most "passive income" content is basically fiction. So when I decided to actually test AI…
I Built a One-Curl Audio Translator with Telnyx AI Inference
Localizing a podcast, translating a recorded meeting, or dubbing a lecture used to require three different services stitched together. The Telnyx AI I…
I Built an AI Subscription Cancel-Save Agent That Does Not Manipulate You
Cancel-save flows are easy to over-engineer into manipulative dark patterns, and easy to under-engineer into "your subscription has been cancelled, go…
I picked a coding agent off a leaderboard. It flopped on our codebase.
Last year my team had to pick a coding agent, and I volunteered to run the evaluation. I felt good about it. I pulled up the public benchmark scores, …
I built an LLM eval framework from scratch. Here is what I wish I had bought instead.
One weekend I wrote an LLM eval framework in about two hundred lines of Python. It demoed beautifully. I felt clever. Six months later that same frame…
Design + Product Thinking: NYC’s Path to Reliable AI
Design + Product Thinking: NYC’s Path to Reliable AI AI delivers value when it’s useful, trusted, and operational. For city services that affect milli…
Genkit Agents API, ORA, Python AI Explainer: New Tools for Workflow Automation
Genkit Agents API, ORA, Python AI Explainer: New Tools for Workflow Automation Today's Highlights This week, Google's Genkit ships a powerful Agents A…
The Modern Browser Testing Stack: AI, CI, Human Review, and the Cost of Maintenance
Browser automation used to be easier to describe. A test opened a page, filled in a form, clicked a button, and checked the result. The hardest parts …
Why Browser Test Reliability Is Now a Product Decision, Not Just a Framework Decision
For a long time, teams treated browser test reliability as a framework problem. When tests failed, the usual response was to change selectors, add wai…
I Built AICostPass Because I Was Tired of Guessing My AI API Costs
While building with OpenAI, Anthropic, and other AI providers, I realized something surprising. I monitored my servers, databases, and application per…
Can Claude Analyze My Portfolio?
If Claude can already search the web, read a 10-K, and explain what a rate cut does to long-duration equities, the fair question is why you would conn…
The bugs I could only find by running the thing
Last week I wrote about being bad at discipline and building a tool to compensate — ArDD, a set of Claude Code skills that push a project through arti…