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AI coding agents have made code production nearly free. Drawing on insights from Kent Beck, Paul Ford, and Simon Willison, this post argues that the value has shifted from writing code to defining systems — contracts, invariants, SLAs, and verification.
How I restructured my software development workflow with asynchronous AI coding agents to dramatically boost developer productivity in 2025.
When my son was born last April, I had ambitious learning plans for the upcoming 5w paternity leave. As you can imagine, with two kids, life quickly verified this plan 🙃. I did eventually start some projects. One of the goals (sounding rebellious in the current AI hype cycle) was to learn and use neovim for coding. As a Goland aficionado, I (and my wrist) have always been tempted by no-mouse, OSS, gopls based, highly configurable dev setups.
It is wild to think that it has been only a handful of weeks.
Claude Code has considerably changed my relationship to writing and maintaining code at scale. I still write code at the same level of quality, but I feel like I have a new freedom of expression which is hard to fully articulate.
Claude Code has decoupled myself from writing every line of code, I still consider myself fully responsible for everything I ship to Puzzmo, but the ability to instantly create a whole scene instead of going line by line, word by word is incredibly powerful.
How a simple terminal trick helps me manage multiple Claude Code instances without losing my mind (or my terminal tabs)
In light of the above tweet, and Ned Beauman'sHow ‘Factorio’ seduced Silicon Valley — and me(permalink),
I wanted to approximate the magnitude of damage you could inflict with a Mass Steam Gifti
An opinionated list of CLI/TUI applications for developer productivity.
