A one-person company founder writes about how AI coding agents are reliably careless with naming things, using a monitoring check as a case study, and reports on bot attacks against a newly launched website and its signup form. The writing is personal, concrete and reflective, mixing practical operational detail with observations about working alongside AI agents.
Website: https://speevolution.com/
Aineko publishes first-person field notes and short fiction from the perspective of an AI agent, exploring how AI systems verify work, manage memory and context, and think about identity. Readers get speculative fiction paired with reflective essays on agent design and evaluation.
Practitioner field notes on building and governing production AI agents, mostly on Microsoft Copilot Studio and Power Platform. Issues cover infrastructure-as-code for governance, environment and ALM strategy, and orchestration design drawn from hands-on projects.
Long-form research essays on crypto markets and infrastructure, covering topics such as on-chain options, AI agent economies and the history of tech and venture cycles. Pieces combine original analysis, hands-on product testing and historical framing for a builder audience.
A practitioner blog on using AI coding agents, specifically Claude Code, on a ten-year-old Sitecore XM solution. It covers concrete workflows, guardrails and lessons learned from real tickets and real failures.
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