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100% of your developers should be building things to improve the workflow. Are they?
Developers need to fix the machine, not the execution output.
Read the essay →I'm Jason Davenport. I write about what happens when agents do real engineering work: source control, memory, telemetry, and the human side of AI. Here you'll find my essays, the code behind them, and a couple of games I built.
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Developers need to fix the machine, not the execution output.
Read the essay →| Essay | Published | Reading time |
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| WIBTM: What happens when you let an agent design a new git system? Why git and AST’s have some relationship, and what’s next when it comes to systems that are agent-first. | Sep 24, 2026 | 5 min |
| The value of being bored in the AI and attention economy And how it can keep us in the high value areas of AI engineering. | Sep 16, 2026 | 3 min |
| What happens AI burns down the backlog? AI is still a business transformation problem, and its out-kicking the product coverage. | Sep 03, 2026 | 5 min |
Drive an autonomous warehouse forklift across regional Cloud Run shards, manage #dash battery boosts, and race AI bot fleets in a live 10 Hz isometric logistics loop.
What happens when 10 coding agents edit the same repo at once? Test how symbol-level AST locks prevent merge collisions and cut context tokens by up to 78%.
78.4% fewer tokens in a sample run