The hackathon Anthropic didn't expect
A small detail from a Boris Cherny interview points at a bigger story than the one the headlines told.
A small detail from a Boris Cherny interview points at a bigger story than the one the headlines told.
How the waaseyaa/agent-output package shrinks PHPUnit, PHPStan, and bin/check-* output to compact NDJSON envelopes so AI agents do not drown their context window in CI noise.
AI assistants estimate effort using training data from before they existed, then push back when you try to spec faster. Working around it eats hours every week.
A small web game that shows you two short passages — one human, one Claude — and asks you to pick which one is the AI.
Sixty-seven packages, one CI matrix, one PHPStan target. What it takes to actually move the floor.
An upgrade is also a decision about what not to use. Property hooks, the pipe operator, and an array_find pass we mostly rejected.
What a full Spec Kitty mission actually looks like end to end: spec, plan, tasks, implement, review, merge.
Three deprecation categories. Twenty-nine call sites. A test corpus that surfaces them all.
Learn what Git worktrees are, why they exist, and how to use them safely with a beginner-friendly workflow.
Six Hugo shortcodes that give your PaperMod blog callouts, steps, pull quotes, stats, before/after comparisons, and CTAs — built in one vibe coding session.