The Blog

Notes from the frontier of agentic AI development. Real experience, real insights, no hype.

SITREP   April 26, 2026

No One Reads the Warnings

A question from the room at a live demo opened up a gap in my agentic pipeline I'd walked past for weeks. Advisories work because a human reads them. Pull the human out and they don't get ignored — they get unread.

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SITREP   April 19, 2026

Build for Humans, Hand to Agents

My business partner wanted AI driving the workflow end to end. I wanted to build it for a human first, then hand it to the agent. The reason isn't philosophical. It's about what the model actually needs to do its job.

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SITREP   April 13, 2026

Your AI Thinks You're Special

Your AI assistant thinks everything you do is brilliant. That's not collaboration. It's a participation trophy. And if you don't recognize it, you end up announcing table stakes like it's a revolution.

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April 8, 2026

The Multitasking Myth

Computers don't multitask. They context-switch. Humans are even worse at it. Agentic development doesn't solve this problem. It amplifies it.

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SITREP   April 5, 2026

Claude Hallucinations, or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Trust But Verify

Claude confidently suggested a command that didn't exist. It looked right, it felt right, and it was completely made up. But hype is hype, whether positive or negative — and if you know to check, you can catch it.

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SITREP   April 2, 2026

Old Misconceptions, New Reality

In traditional development, everyone assumes certain things are "easy" — documentation, admin screens, user management. They never are. Agentic development is the first time the assumption actually matches reality.

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SITREP   March 29, 2026

Number Five Is Alive — Well, Not Really

The interaction with AI feels so natural you forget it's not human. Until the context window resets and your co-worker forgets everything. A field note on anthropomorphizing the tools we build with.

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SITREP   March 25, 2026

Add MCP If Adding an API

Standing in line for Pirates of the Caribbean, I decided to add an MCP server to an app I'd just built. By the time I landed, it was deployed. Here's why every API should have one.

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March 22, 2026

Friday to Sunday

A colleague had a product idea he'd been thinking about for a while. We spent an hour on the phone on a Friday. By Sunday night, it was built, tested, deployed, and documented. That's not a typo.

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SITREP   March 15, 2026

No Complaints

I decided mid-project to add comments to the entire codebase. Claude gave me three options, I picked one, and it went through everything without a word of protest. Try that with a team of engineers.

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March 9, 2026

The First Code Review

I handed AI-generated code to a senior engineer for a real code review. The line-by-line quality was solid. The architectural lessons changed how I build everything going forward.

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SITREP   March 8, 2026

What Agentic Development Opens Up

I needed to test SMTP edge cases that no sane manager would budget for. Agentic development didn't just make it cheaper — it made it thinkable.

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SITREP   March 7, 2026

The AI That Knew It Could

I expected Claude Code to tell me what changes to make to AgentZula's agent prompt. Instead, it realized it had MCP access to make the changes itself — and asked permission.

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March 7, 2026

The Framework: How Agentic Development Actually Works

A detailed walkthrough of the five-phase agentic development framework I've built — from recording a conversation through orchestrated development with review gates, milestone checkpoints, and drift prevention.

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March 6, 2026

From Copilot to Orchestrator: My Three-Week Transformation

How I went from using AI as a code helper to building a full agentic development framework — and collapsed a month-long project into a week.

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March 5, 2026

Why "Theoretically Impossible"?

Every company name has a story. Ours started with a line from a film, a career spent proving things could be done, and a philosophy that became an identity.

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