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Workflow

Every post on the blog, one line each. The 11 entries tagged Workflow are lit. The blog’s newest post is in amber, and it does not carry the tag.

2026

  1. The Thread That Never Ends

    For years the rule was one AI chat per task - keep it small, keep it focused, start fresh. With Fable I stopped. One thread now runs everything.

  2. Whispering to the Machine: Take Three

    Five months after Take Two, the third snapshot. The agents work nights now, the world pushed its way into the workflow, and the most durable thing on my machine is the record.

  3. The move was upstream

    I spent most of a day in a stalled debug loop with one AI model before opening a fresh session with another. The lesson wasn't about which model is smarter. It was about going upstream.

  4. From Tools to Framework

    Frameworks are inevitable. They emerged for Ruby, Python, and PHP. Now they're emerging for agentic development. Here's the one that evolved on my workbench, and what it taught me about working with AI.

  5. Context Architecture

    AI agents are only as good as the information they can find. Context architecture is the skill of building structured environments where agents reliably retrieve exactly what they need.

  6. Specification Precision

    The highest-demand AI skill in 2026 isn't coding. It's writing instructions so precise that a machine can't misinterpret them.

  7. The System That Built Itself

    Six months of surviving as a one-person engineering team produced something I didn't expect: a layered AI operating system that grew organically from daily necessity.

  8. Eliminating Waste in the SDLC

    When AI can use the same tools you use, Jira and GitHub and Sentry and GCloud, everything about the software development lifecycle changes. Not because AI writes the code. Because it eliminates the waste around the code.

  9. Whispering to the Machine: Take Two

    Eight months after writing about AI-powered development, the ground has moved so far that the original piece reads like a dispatch from another era. Here's what the work actually looks like now.

  10. The One-Person Engineering Team

    The role of the software engineer is changing. What happens when one person with AI agents can cover the ground that used to require a full team?

2025

  1. Whispering to the Machine

    What collaborating with AI in software development actually looked like in mid-2025. The workflow, the lessons, and the shift from writing code to orchestrating it.