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I made an "evolving scene" presentation creation skill(github.com)
1 points by paulcaplan 2mo ago|1 comments
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by paulcaplan 2mo ago
There are plenty of HTML slide decks out there. But I believe this one is doing something different. It uses what I'm calling an "evolving-scene model": one shared diagrammatic canvas where a stable set of entities morphs acr
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by paulcaplan 4mo ago
Excellent article, and I agree with you wholeheartedly, except on one point (which may be to some extent semantic): Tech leads are the most valuable hires . Managers typically are focused on strategy, people issues, and delegating work. Th
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by paulcaplan 5mo ago
Thank you I greatly appreciate the feedback!! Wow, yes I should have looked more closely at the image - which was obviously generated by Gemini Nano Banana (it usually does a better job with the text rendering). I checked the article text c
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Harnesses Explained: The Inner and Outer Workings of the Coding Agent Harness(codagent.beehiiv.com)
6 points by paulcaplan 5mo ago|4 comments
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The Landscape of Agentic Coding(codagent.beehiiv.com)
4 points by paulcaplan 5mo ago|1 comments
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by paulcaplan 5mo ago
There are two loud camps in agentic coding right now. I think they're both wrong. Camp one says you need a human reviewing every line of AI-generated code before it ships. Responsible and "serious" - yet leaving reviewers inc
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Spec-driven development isn't Waterfall in Markdown – here's what it is(codagent.beehiiv.com)
2 points by paulcaplan 6mo ago|1 comments
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by paulcaplan 6mo ago
Everyone’s talking about spec-driven development. But is it just waterfall in markdown? In issue #2 of my harness engineering newsletter, I break down what SDD actually is (and isn’t), why it matters even if you don’t like “writing”, when t