The creator of Clawd: "I ship code I don't read"

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Hermes Agent gets a lot right, and it's something I'd trust a lot more than OpenClaw.

The one skill that separates engineers who thrive in the age of AI from those who become interchangeable.

Last week, I wrote an article whose purpose was to discuss where I saw AI-assisted coding going. That's not what generated 200 comments worth of passionate...

“There is no subjugation so perfect as that which keeps the appearance of freedom, for in that way one captures volition itself.” - Rousseau

The story of how Austrian developer Peter Steinberger went from a meaning crisis after selling his $100M company, to building the fastest-growing open-source AI agent, to joining OpenAI - all in under a year.

A side project, a workflow, and the case for keeping humans in the loop when agents write the code.

In Q4 2025, Anthropic released Opus 4.5, a generative AI model that was relatively expensive to use but noticeably better than anything that came before it. It’s so good that it’s changing the way people think about programming. In this post I want to write about how the current crop of AI models is changing the software landscape, provide concrete comparisons to past models, the personal impact it has had on me, and lastly provide a counterbalance to the whole situation.

OpenClaw promised to be the personal AI assistant that actually does things. It orders your groceries, triages your inbox, negotiates y...

In the span of ten days, AI agents built themselves a social network, a marketplace, and a gig economy platform. Is this a new universe, or just an elaborate prank?

Why AI-powered teams need lean methodology, not ceremonies Let me ask you something. How many hours did you spend in meetings this week? Sprint planning. Daily standups. Backlog grooming. Sprint review. Retro. Now ask yourself: did any of those meetings help you ship faster? 🗓️ Are your sprints constantly disrupted by