Tag:coding-agents

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

• One Agent, One Isolated Run

  Published:Aug 25, 2026 |  at 12:00 AM

  A coding agent should not modify the developer's workspace directly. It should work in an isolated, bounded run and return a candidate change.

• Git Stores What Changed, Not Why We Got There

  Published:Aug 24, 2026 |  at 12:00 AM

  Agent sessions produce goals, discoveries, failures, and decisions. The useful history is not the whole transcript, but the small part worth making durable.

• A Software System Is Bigger Than a Repository

  Published:Aug 23, 2026 |  at 12:00 AM

  The code an agent may edit and the context it needs to understand are not the same boundary. That distinction prevents locally correct but globally wrong changes.

• Coding Agents Changed What a Workspace Means

  Published:Aug 22, 2026 |  at 12:00 AM

  A coding agent taught me that a repository is no longer the whole unit of work. The missing layer is a disposable engineering workspace built around the task.

• The Strange Grief of Being Outbuilt by Your Own Ideas

  Published:Aug 20, 2026 |  at 12:00 AM

  I built a remote coding-agent harness, a browser terminal, and a token-usage dashboard. Then Codex and T3 Code made me question what was worth owning.