Tag: ai-assisted-coding
All the articles with the tag "ai-assisted-coding".
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The task is the variable
Safety in AI-assisted coding is not really a dial between fast and careful. The real variable is the task: adjust your posture to match it.
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I switched from beads to plaintext tasks that live in the diff, managed by a skill
I wrote opentasks-skill to teach my coding agents to manage tasks without external dependencies, with a git-tracked audit system.
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Earn your abstractions
I built a publishing system by hand with the agent first. Once it was battle-tested, I extracted the hooks and skills. Like in code, you can't abstract what you haven't done by hand at least twice.
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Overeager agents and a guardrail that admits it isn't one...
Claude Code's permission denial hands the agent a workaround, then asks it to infer and respect the user intent
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Agents only do what you ask, and that is a problem... and a solution
The practices that make software hold up used to live in engineers' heads and in wikis nobody read. They now need to live in instructions that steer an agent.
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My current "secure" agentic coding stack
I value diversity of agents and isolation, I live in the terminal.