AI

Posts about AI tools, coding agents, creativity, and how software work changes when rough prototypes get cheaper.

5 posts currently filed under AI.

Illustration of Alex at a desk watching token-like lights flow from a laptop toward data-centre buildings
June 14, 2026

My coding-agent sessions are more expensive now. The useful spend is the part that turns mistakes into better tests, graders, prompts, and checks.

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Illustration of Alex working across screens showing technical tool visualizations
April 10, 2026

Building frontend-only tools for load flow and Mandelbrot zooming gave me concrete ways to inspect older technical models.

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Illustration of Alex and two colleagues talking over drinks above a glowing San Francisco skyline
February 28, 2026

A conversation with colleagues about lower-friction AI-assisted prototypes for small internal tools.

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Illustration of Alex holding a phone at a sunny train platform with a laptop showing code
February 22, 2026

How Codex made small website edits easier to make from a phone, while Sora still feels more useful for exploratory visuals than finished work.

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Illustration of Alex reviewing code across several screens with assistant panels nearby
February 3, 2026

How my AI-assisted coding workflow shifted from quick snippets to clearer briefs, review checkpoints, and build/lint/test verification.

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