Working With AI: What Actually Works For Me
I think a lot of people still imagine AI coding as opening ChatGPT, asking for code, and copy-pasting the result. That's not really how I work anymore…
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I think a lot of people still imagine AI coding as opening ChatGPT, asking for code, and copy-pasting the result. That's not really how I work anymore…
Think about the last time you merged a PR without a proper review. Maybe tests passed. Maybe it looked fine at a glance. Maybe you were moving fast an…
TL;DR — AI assistants are producing C# that looks correct and passes review, but reintroduces production regressions we spent years training out of te…
there is a piece by shrijal shrestha called "various llm smells" that put words to something i think a lot of us have been feeling but not naming. the…
For the past ten days I've been building a GitHub bot that reviews pull requests against a team's own written conventions. Not a generic "linter with …
I have reviewed so much code that I usually prefer multi-line formatting by default. Not because it looks prettier. Because code review happens line b…
Hi, I'm Ryan , CTO at airCloset. Disclaimer : "cortex" in this article is the internal codename for an AI platform built in-house at airCloset. It is …
What "agentic" actually buys you over a linter, why single-model approaches stall, and why false positives — not raw model capability — determine whet…
Last month, our team's bug escape rate dropped from 23% to under 3% . We didn't hire more QA engineers. We didn't write more tests. We started using C…
Your team's code review process was designed for a world where a developer wrote every line. In that world, a PR with 200 lines meant 200 lines of hum…