Tag: agents
All the articles with the tag "agents".
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Letting Go Without Losing Control
The difficult step in agent-assisted development is not enabling an autonomy flag. It is replacing constant approval with constraints strong enough to deserve our trust.
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Beyond Coding: Where Agents Are Useful
Coding agents work well because repositories provide structure, history and checks. The same tools can help elsewhere, provided we give those workflows equally clear inputs, narrow permissions and visible results.
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The SDLC Is Dead: What Replaces It
Agents do not abolish the work between an idea and a dependable production result. They compress its hand-offs into a tighter loop, moving the bottleneck from writing code to specifying, verifying and learning.
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Understanding Code You Didn't Write
Agents can produce working code faster than we can absorb it. Walkthroughs, executable examples, and interactive explanations help repay the cognitive debt before an unfamiliar system becomes our problem.
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How the Creator of Claude Code Actually Uses It
Boris Cherny's workflow is less exotic than its throughput suggests: plan first, run agents in parallel, give them reliable verification, and turn repeated work into shared tooling.