Tag: agents

All the articles with the tag "agents".

• The config line that outlived its model

  Published: 23 Aug, 2026

  • 2 min read

  I burned 39% of a weekly Codex quota in four and a half hours. A context-window override I set during GPT-5.5 was still in my config.

• What a 14-hour Codex run taught me about task queues

  Published: 20 Jun, 2026

  • 4 min read

  After a 14-hour Codex run, I want long agent tasks controlled by a queue with a clear finish line and reviewable evidence.

• Making a 3D-printed lamp stand with my son

  Published: 27 May, 2026

  • 2 min read

  My son wanted a hanging solar bulb on his desk, so we used an AI agent, parametric CAD, and a 3D printer to make a stand.

• Warp as an ACP client

  Published: 17 May, 2026

  • 3 min read

  I built a prototype of Warp as an ACP client, with Warp handling the terminal UI and a local process owning the agent runtime.

• The next AI interface may not be a chatbot

  Published: 12 May, 2026

  • 1 min read

  An AI interface should create a table, dashboard, or task board when chat is the wrong way to inspect the work.

• Designing workspaces for AI agents

  Published: 28 Apr, 2026

  • 2 min read

  Chat works for commands. Longer agent tasks also need persistent state, task-specific views, audit history, and rollback.

• AI agents are useful for old software backlogs

  Published: 27 Apr, 2026

  • 2 min read

  Agents can inspect stale bugs, duplicate issues, old PRs, and half-finished ideas without getting bored. The decision still needs evidence.

• From AI assistants to agentic delivery workflows

  Published: 18 Apr, 2026

  • 2 min read

  For DocEngine, I want a shared issue-to-PR process with repository instructions, automated checks, and explicit human approval.

• What comes after the AI-generated demo

  Published: 2 Apr, 2026

  • 1 min read

  AI can produce a convincing first version quickly. Product work starts with real integrations, edge cases, tests, operations, and ownership.

• Fixing OpenClaw with OpenClaw

  Published: 9 Mar, 2026

  • 2 min read

  OpenClaw helped investigate and fix its own bug. The agent shortened the path to a reviewed patch, while humans kept control.