Thoughts on software architecture, intelligent engineering, and building DevNitro.
RSS FeedAI-assisted .NET authorization: GCT AccessCheck guards closed real IDOR holes in DevNitro, then a blueprint upgrade run exposed a version bump that never fired.
AI-assisted .NET development built a lite CRM overnight and refactored MCP in an hour. Then a blunt 401 redirect sent anonymous visitors to the login page.
Grok joined DevNitro's provider lineup in three days this week. Native tool isolation, an ACP adapter, and a production weather app built from a blueprint.
DevNitro hardened visual browser cleanup, tool calls, tests, analytics, and blueprint checks during a week of AI-assisted .NET development.
DevNitro turned .NET security rules into checks this week, with auth canaries, Blazor CSS linting, payment safeguards, and stronger tests.
CSP moved into GCT, BlankSite gained a PageSeo component, and the blueprint upgrade engine stopped flagging false positives. Three sites upgraded and shipped.
DevNitro gained a conversation recap tool this week, then it broke on first real use over a missing SQL index. A GCT payment regression got fixed too.
Intelligent Engineering is the operating model for engineering organizations in the AI era. AI access is solved. Execution is the new constraint. Here is what closes the gap.
This week: the DevNitro and Lobast integration tightened so a tool cannot even hold a secret, plus cross-project dependency redaction to stop leaks.
Lobast's credential broker shipped a CLI executor and distribution model this week of AI-assisted .NET development, plus a WASM render fix and a SignalR scaling discovery.