Tag:coding-agents

All the articles with the tag "coding-agents".

• The Architecture Wasn't Imaginary: Open-Sourcing an Agentic Workspace

  Published:Aug 31, 2026 |  at 12:00 AM

  I turned the coding-agent workspace idea into an open GitHub organization and documentation site, then found Kiro Crew exploring a remarkably similar direction.

• An Open Workspace for Agentic Engineering

  Published:Aug 29, 2026 |  at 12:00 AM

  The architecture is the product; a CLI is only proof. Here is the open pattern language that emerged from using coding agents for real software work.

• From Coding Agent to Engineering Team

  Published:Aug 28, 2026 |  at 12:00 AM

  The most useful agent roles may be the quiet ones: housekeepers, bug fixers, test maintainers, and dependency maintainers working through repeated bounded runs.

• Worktrees Are Not Enough

  Published:Aug 27, 2026 |  at 12:00 AM

  Git worktrees isolate files, not ports, databases, processes, containers, or browser profiles. Concurrent agent runs also need explicit ownership of runtime resources.

• Multiple Coding Agents Without a Swarm

  Published:Aug 26, 2026 |  at 12:00 AM

  Concurrent coding agents do not need a shared brain. They need isolated runs, shared engineering context, visible intent, and a deliberate integration boundary.