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Build logs, guides and ideas on how small teams decide, plan and ship with AI agents.
45 posts
Latest · 10/27/2026
Claude forgets what your team decided. Scindo doesn't. Here is how to let Claude read it, and write to it, without pasti...
08/17/2026
Most teams answer this question by accident. They install an agent, it does something surprising, and then they either t...
04/28/2026
Automation that ignores you isn't automation. It's a runaway process.
04/24/2026
CI failed. The agent already knows why.
04/21/2026
Clicking "approve" should mean done — not homework assigned to a human.
04/17/2026
Same agents, deeper expertise. We replaced generic personas with real skill sets.
04/13/2026
AI trained on a million repos can suggest anything. Only your team knows what to ship.
04/11/2026
When something breaks in production, the first question is always "what changed and who approved it?"
04/09/2026
Mar 9-10 — three weeks from empty repo to shipped product.
Most project delays aren't from hard problems. They're from surprises that could've been caught earlier.
04/07/2026
Mar 8 — vague plans were the number one complaint.
04/06/2026
It thinks like an attacker so your team doesn't have to.
04/04/2026
Mar 6-7 — the problem with AI agents isn't capability, it's memory.
04/02/2026
Mar 5 — connecting the agent to everything else.
04/01/2026
Developers test the happy path. QA tests the path nobody imagined.
03/31/2026
Mar 4 — extracting the brain into a single file.
03/29/2026
Features are costs until they deliver value. The Product agent knows the difference.
03/28/2026
Mar 3 — the sprint where "it works" became "it won't break."
03/26/2026
Mar 2 — building the invisible parts that make the visible ones hold up.
03/25/2026
Ideas are cheap. Knowing which ones survive contact with your codebase is the hard part.
03/24/2026
Here's a typical developer workflow. Discuss the problem. Plan the approach. Build it. Review it. Ship it. Five stages. ...
AI coding tools have moved fast. Two years ago the conversation was about autocomplete. Now it's about agents — tools th...
Mar 1 — the agent got dramatically faster and smarter in one day.
Someone posts a question in Slack. "Should we add rate limiting at the gateway or per-service?" A conversation happens. ...
Every sprint, there's a ticket that comes back. The engineer built the right thing technically, but it wasn't what the P...
Talk to ten small engineering teams about AI. You'll hear the same thing: "Yeah, we all use it." Ask how. The answers ar...
You're a developer. You have Copilot in your editor. You have Claude or ChatGPT in a tab. You write code faster than you...
A year ago, AI wrote code snippets. Now it opens pull requests. Full PRs — with tests, documentation, branch naming. The...
You give an AI agent a task. It writes the code. The code looks right. It compiles. Tests pass. Then a senior engineer r...
03/23/2026
A friend who advises us on marketing recently gave us a common piece of startup advice: "Pick an industry. Medical, lega...
Code tells you what the product does. Design tells you what the product feels like.
03/21/2026
Feb 26-28 — the product needed a face for the outside world.
03/19/2026
Feb 24-25 — billing, agent roles, design system migration, and CLI v1.
Before specialists, you need a coordinator who shows up and keeps things moving.
03/17/2026
Feb 23 — from single agent to bring-your-own, plus 8 features in one day.
03/16/2026
The best documentation isn't written after the work. It's a byproduct of doing the work.
03/14/2026
Feb 22 — production deploy, CI/CD agent tools, and a VS Code extension.
03/13/2026
Reactive AI answers questions. Proactive AI prevents them.
03/12/2026
Feb 19 — from empty repo to working product in one sitting.
03/09/2026
AI agents that take action need permission. In a team thread, that permission model changes completely.
03/07/2026
When humans conflict, the most useful thing AI can do isn't pick a side — it's show what each side can't see.
03/03/2026
The hardest part of putting AI in a team thread isn't making it talk. It's teaching it when not to.
02/28/2026
The difference between AI as a tool and AI as a teammate isn't the model — it's who's in the room.
02/27/2026
What if AI came to you instead?
02/25/2026
The case for the agentic workspace — and why the next era of work isn't about better chat or better AI, but about bringi...