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AI-assisted self-review — what it speeds up, where it falls short
Not the 'why' but the 'how much': which workflow layers the tool plugs into, the bug patterns it keeps catching, and where it hits its limits.
Asking a Tool to Review My Own Diff — Why I Built CommitBrief
One afternoon I hit the limits of self-review, so I wrote a tool that audits my own diff without leaving the terminal: CommitBrief.
Which Methodology for Which Project? — Notes from an 18-Year Developer
Waterfall, Agile, or Hybrid? Wrong question. A decision matrix from 18 years of production, three real cases, and a way out of methodology religion.
Twelve Years of This Journal: Looking Back
Everything written in this journal from 2014 to 2026, and the story of growth it tells — and a closing.
Visibility: why writing is a career investment
Writing sharpens your thinking and compounds over time. On the career value of being visible — not as personal branding, but as an honest record.