A few days ago I shipped afmpeg and ffmpeg-wasi, a way to run FFmpeg as a WebAssembly module straight from Go with nothing installed on the host. afmpeg fetches that wasm module at runtime and then… runs it. A lovely …
My CI went red on a secret I’d never committed. Not a close call, not a near-miss I’d half-forgotten about. gitleaks, the secret scanner, failed a merge request of mine on a private key that was not on my branch, was not …
I’m building a tool called keryx, and the part of it that matters here is its studio: a browser app where the work happens, which saves everything you do into a git repository behind the scenes, the way a developer’s …
Before a wedding photographer can edit a single frame, there’s the cull: sitting down with three or four thousand photos from the day and deciding which are even worth keeping. The blurry ones, the ones where the flash …
The repair agent I’ve been building into go-tool-base narrates what it’s doing as it goes. It builds, it tests, it lints, it fixes, and it logs each step so I can watch it think. Mostly that log is a calm, readable …
I was reviewing a change to rust-tool-base’s scaffolder when a word stopped me dead. rtb generate config-field. I couldn’t have told you why in that first second… I looked at it and just knew it was wrong. The verb there …
There’s a repair agent inside go-tool-base now. When you run gtb generate command, it doesn’t just spit out a file and wish you luck. An agent takes the generated code, builds it, runs the tests, and fixes whatever it …
It came out of an audit. I’d recently pointed a small army of review agents at the whole go-tool-base codebase, back before that became a political problem, and one of the findings was that a subcommand could quietly …
I was building a tutorial, the kind where the whole point is that the reader runs every command and it just works. So I generated a fresh project with go-tool-base, added a command, then added a command underneath that …
Turn one, the player swings, the die comes up 20, and my AI dungeon master narrates the goblin falling silent, leaving the player alone in the corridor. Good. Turn two, another roll, a 6 this time, and the same dungeon …
