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Turn support questions into documentation, set your bot's rules, and test AI Discord support before enabling it for your community.
Writing
Notes from the workbench.
Ideas on software, product, and work.
How to use acceptance tests to get features working on first review
A practical workflow for turning product intent into an acceptance test your coding agent can run before it calls a feature done.
How I built an autonomous OpenCode agent in Slack
How I built Pipa, an autonomous OpenCode agent in Slack, plus the open-source setup for running OpenCode from Slack on your own computer.
A skill to turn agent work into a two-minute audio brief
Install pipa-audio-brief, a free Pipa skill that turns PRs, plans, sessions, and docs into short listening links.
Turning the Lunch Pail Labs website into a workbench
A weekend redesign of the Lunch Pail Labs website to include tools, music, books, and a CRT.
How to add Honeycomb traces to your AI Slack bot
How I wired Honeycomb traces into Pipa so a Slack message, sandbox run, OpenCode session, agent timeline, and Slack reply show up together.
How to give agents design taste
A practical reflection on using references and critique loops to push AI-generated software pages away from the median.
The head chef model of AI collaboration
The Head Chef Model reframes how to work with AI: not as a manager, intern, or copilot, but as a hands-on creative lead guiding taste, timing, and vision.
Speed is a commodity
AI turns speed into a commodity. The real advantage is not moving faster, but building systems that let AI sprint while you sustain quality work.