Tags → #ai

I dug into a month of my Claude development history to understand what AI gets wrong. Perhaps the path to autonomous development doesn’t start with giving AI more autonomy, instead it should start with getting much better at defining the boundaries of that autonomy.

Being more reliant on agents has felt like my developer experience was going downhill overall. It was clear to me that my workflow and tooling needed to evolve as well. Then, I discovered herdr.

I tried vibe coding multiple times and kept walking away disappointed. The problem wasn't the tools — it was that I was applying a production standard to projects that didn't need one.

Learn how to intercept Claude Code's HTTP requests with mitmproxy to uncover what's silently inflating your token costs, and how to fix it.

An in-depth look at how I'm using AI-assisted engineering workflow with Claude Code and the D3 framework. Includes setup, examples, and reflections about the workflow.