How I delegate the work, not my judgment

A diff tells you what changed, not why. How to hand agents the work while keeping the intuition to challenge what they produce.

Aug 19 • Iris Scholten

July 2026

GitHub is the wrong shape for this new world

The branch-and-pull-request model was built for humans typing slowly. That's not how code gets written anymore.

Jul 29 • Kyle Galbraith

Improving system safety with Temporal Logic of Actions (TLA+)

Agents write the TLA+ spec from your code. On the rebuilt Registry GC it caught a live-data-deleting race.

Jul 20 • Wito Delnat

Why your team processes suck

A team process without a principle underneath it is a real problem. Protect the "why" as you scale.

Jul 13

June 2026

Staying in control of your codebase in the AI era

AI writes code faster than you can review it, but you're on call when it breaks. A Go workflow to stay in control.

Jun 30 • Peter Hasko-Nagy

Paranoia is baseline now: Security in the AI era

AI made finding obscure Linux bugs fast and cheap. Kernel hardening sorted by what it costs you.

Jun 11 • Héja Péter (Vau)

March 2026

What we need from CI for agentic engineering

Agents push code faster than CI can run. What CI has to become when nobody's at the keyboard.

Mar 31 • Kyle Galbraith

February 2026

The differences between QEMU microvm and Cloud Hypervisor

Choosing a microVM for CI: API, GPU passthrough, snapshotting, live migration, and hotplug, side by side.

Feb 18 • Peter Hasko-Nagy

My intuition doesn't work anymore

An LLM refactored a 1500-line mess into clean code. Months later, only agents worked in it.

Feb 12

The bottleneck has shifted from writing code to integrating it

Writing code stopped being the slow part. Now it's integration, review, and CI, and workflows haven't caught up.

Feb 2 • Kyle Galbraith