How We Built an AI-Powered Vulnerability Fixer
When manual dependency bumps became a weekly time sink, we built a CLI tool that uses strict AI patching to go from "vulnerability detected" to "PR ready for review".
The Archive
Everything I've written so far.
2026
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What Communicating at GitHub Actually Feels Like
The corporate blog tells you the principles. Here is a look from the inside at how you actually survive in a hyper-async, text-first culture.
2025
3 posts-
AI Won't Take Your Job. But a Developer Using It Will.
The internet is panicking about AI replacing software engineers. These are my thoughts on this.
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Ditching Grammarly: How to Run a Privacy-First Spellchecker Locally
When corporate security blocked my grammar tool, I had to build a local, open-source alternative. Here is how to set it up.
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Surviving the Remote Grind: 4 Unspoken Rules for Asynchronous Work
Why your endless Zoom meetings and Slack pings are killing productivity, and how to actually get things done.
2023
2 posts-
Your Pull Requests Are Documentation (You Just Don't Know It Yet)
How leaving a trail of breadcrumbs in your code reviews saves countless hours of software archaeology.
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Scrum: When "Agile" Became Our Biggest Bureaucracy
How a framework designed for speed ended up filling our calendars with meetings, fake estimates, and the illusion of control.