Developer Workflow

Notes on developer workflow, AI coding tools, verification loops, and small improvements to the way software gets built.

4 posts currently filed under Developer Workflow.

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Farming Expensive Coding Agent Sessions

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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Coding Agents for Inspectable Browser Tools

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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One Manifest for Responsive Images

March 4, 2026

I replaced scattered responsive-image conventions in a Next.js static site with one generated manifest for variants, dimensions, and runtime lookup.

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Planning and Verification in AI-Assisted Coding

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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