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12 posts tagged "Agentic Software"
I Created a Coding Harness Without Realizing It
I sat down to learn Mastra with my Claude Code habits and my Cloudflare opinions in my back pocket. A few agents and a workflow later, I'd accidentally built a full coding harness. Here are the seven rules I refused to bend — and what each one looks like in running, open-source code.
The AI Interviewed a Woman Who Doesn't Exist. That Was the Point.
I spent a weekend building a sales executive who doesn't exist, handed her fifteen secrets, and let an AI try to pull them out. The fake expert was the point: it's the first time an interview had an answer key, so it could earn a score instead of a compliment. Here's what testing an AI honestly actually costs.
Loop Engineering: For me it's about using dumber models and smarter code
My take on loop engineering: push judgment onto dumber, cheaper models and smarter code over time, so a long-running agent gets cheaper and more trustworthy with use.
Why Your AI Bill Is Too High (And the Architecture Fix That Saves 40%)
Most companies run their AI like a doctor's office. The ones that scale run it like an ER. Here's the architecture decision that cuts AI costs by 40%.
The CRM I built this weekend doesn't have a UI. Agentic Software is the future.
I built a CRM this weekend with no UI. Just tools an AI agent can call. Here's why agentic software is the next decade of building.
AI Can Design a WordPress Site. It Still Doesn't Know Where the Design Should Live.
WordPress 7's AI features are real and they're going to help. But the hardest problem in WordPress isn't content. It's design. And it's an architecture problem, not a feature gap. Here's the two companies actually solving it for two very different users.
You Don't Need to Replace Your SaaS. You Need to Automate Your Operations.
Companies are being told to ditch SaaS and build AI replacements. That's the wrong move. The real opportunity is automating operations, and tools like Twin.so make it possible without writing code.
The tool is no longer the interface. The conversation is.
The overhead baked into how your team manages your website was always invisible. AI just made it optional.
Why I’m Building Products for AI Instead of Humans
I’ve been building products for AI more than for humans recently, and here’s why I think that’s important. Plus the key skill you need.
Your AI Has Three Brains (It Just Doesn’t Know It Yet)
Your AI tries to think, remember, and stay available all at once — and fails at two. Three emerging projects finally split the problem into composable layers.
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