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Full-stack software engineer working on AI infrastructure. Years of shipping TypeScript: React front-ends, Node back-ends, and the occasional detour through PHP, Java and Flutter. These days I build the plumbing for coding agents: multi-agent orchestration, and the tooling that makes them reliable to run.
now: reading great codebases cover to cover and writing up what they teach
I read an open-source codebase cover to cover, then write up 8 things it does better than most: short, verified in the source, with a prompt to apply each one to your own code. How the lessons work →
anomalyco/opencodenew
A durable prompt inbox, a system prompt that never gets rewritten, bounded tool output, compaction before overflow, and more, from a rewrite still in progress.
earendil-works/pi
A core that lets you replace its own features, import budgets, append-only session trees, an edit tool built for sloppy models, and more.
pingdotgg/t3code
Architecture, performance budgets as tests, testing without sleeps, a PR process for the AI era, lint rules as taste, and more.