Identity-Aware GCS Access Instead of Hashed Secret URLs
Replacing hashed 'secret' URLs in Google Cloud Storage with IAM Conditions and domain-restricted access that verifies identity instead of hiding a path.
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Git Worktree for Parallel AI Development
How to use git worktree to run parallel AI coding sessions safely, with practical patterns for isolating gems, databases, ports, and runtime state.
MCP, Skills, Agents, Rulesets, and Hooks: A Practical Map
A practical introduction to the main building blocks of modern AI development, with diagrams that show how MCP, skills, agents, rulesets, and hooks work together.
Intelligent Applications and the Personal OS
The closing piece of a 12-part series on how software is shifting from apps you click through to intelligent systems and a personal OS that act for you.
AI Employees: Building Your Digital Workforce
What changes when AI moves from a tool you operate to an autonomous agent you manage like an employee, and how to do that responsibly.
I Let an AI Agent Write Code for a Week. Here's What Actually Worked.
A week of testing OpenHands, the autonomous AI coding agent, on real projects: what worked, what failed, and the setup that made it reliable.
How I Finally Got Sentry to Create GitHub Issues (After 3 Hours of Clicking Around)
How to fix Sentry's GitHub integration when it shows connected but issues won't create, plus why linking Sentry errors to GitHub issues is worth the setup.
The One-Person Company: AI as Force Multiplier
How AI lets a single founder cover work that used to require a small team, and the real trade-offs of choosing to run a company alone.
The AI-Era Developer: From Coder to AI System Architect
What a developer's job actually becomes when AI can write the code: which skills stop mattering and which ones become the real differentiator.
AI's Impact on the Software Development Lifecycle
How AI is changing requirements, design, coding, testing, deployment, and maintenance, and which parts of the software lifecycle stay stubbornly human.