How to Roll Out Coding Agents to an Engineering Team
Six copyable artifacts for rolling out coding agents to a dev team: review rule, AGENTS.md, handoff, controls, pilot log, and gh baselines. Vendor-neutral.
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Before You Add an AI Reviewer, Add These Checks
Anthropic's AI code review works because flags and fast rollback sit under it. A small team should first add checks an agent can't talk into a pass.
What a Fractional Chief AI Officer Does for Dev Teams
A fractional Chief AI Officer for a 5-20 engineer team owns the daily agent workflow, not a governance board. The four jobs and the first 30 days, week by week.
We Gated the Code and Left the Prose Wide Open
Teams built real review gates around agent-written code. The PR descriptions, design docs, and incident summaries the same agent writes pass through nothing.
DHH's Rust Benchmark Measured the Agent, Not Elixir
DHH's Campfire benchmark has Rust far ahead of Elixir and Go. The repos show Rust got 398 commits and 16 merged performance PRs. The others got three.
Where AI Belongs in a One-Person Content Operation
The agent pipeline that runs this blog, stage by stage: where AI is safe because its output is checkable, and where a human has to stay in the loop.
Linux Setup Was a Hazing Ritual. Agents Changed It.
Linux setup used to cost me hours per problem. Six things broke across my two machines, most fixed in minutes with an agent, and two that took longer.
I Built the Distribution Tools My Blog Needed
Ten skills my coding agent runs to fact-check drafts and find where my posts stop reaching people, tested on my own site before I sold them.
Would I Trust Agents to QA My Daily Driver?
Omarchy's new Agentic QA swarm tests every release. I run Omarchy on two machines and update within days. Here's what the design catches, and what it can't.
DHH's Rails World 2026 Keynote: Pencils Down, Now What
DHH told Rails World 2026 that hand-writing code no longer pays. What he gets right, what Basecamp 5 proves, and who owns the code nobody reads.
Omarchy Runs Your Coding Agent With the Safety Off
Omarchy's launcher gives every coding agent a skip-approval flag by default. The attack surface a security lead inherits, and what Omarchy gets right.
Multi-Agent AI Teams Agree Their Way Into Garbage
I set two agent frameworks loose on real work in team-of-agents mode. They agreed their way into the wrong product. The research says exactly why.