Removing myself from the development loop
How I built the confidence to let agents deliver work autonomously, where I still get involved, and why the workflow keeps changing.
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Building with AI agents.
Games and heavy metal.
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Build logs, rabbit holes, and things worth writing down.
How I built the confidence to let agents deliver work autonomously, where I still get involved, and why the workflow keeps changing.
Read entry ↗A salvage tug, a station waiting to happen, and a game made from code. Play the first prototype, then look under the hull.
Read entry ↗A little drum machine, a step sequencer, a bass synth. Let's open a URL and make a beat, then see where this experiment takes us.
Read entry ↗A gaming PC, Diablo IV without extra configuration, and the urge to start building audio software for Linux.
Read entry ↗A place for the stuff I build and the things I find interesting.
Read entry ↗Getting an agent to operate a browser is only the start. Here’s what helps it test with discipline.
Read entry ↗Generating code is becoming the easy part. The hard part is trusting what gets generated—and deciding what is worth building.
Read entry ↗A career milestone: a Harness Engineering workshop at the Argentine Consulate in New York, alongside Exequiel and Southern Code.
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