Thoughts on software architecture, intelligent engineering, and building DevNitro.
RSS FeedThis 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.
This week: Lobast, a broker that lets an agent log in and use secrets without ever seeing them, built by an autonomous run that stress-tested the gate.
This week: autonomous runs only land if they build and pass tests, the runner owns git instead of the model, and local-disk skills are trusted by hash.
This week: the security sweep reached every codebase, the platform hardened how it ships its own resources, and a real worktree merge bug got fixed.
This week: a planned, AI-run security audit that remediated dozens of findings across the framework, plus voice dictation on every surface.
This week: a built-in planning skill so the agent plans before it builds, with a secrets scan and telemetry, plus tool and reliability hardening.
This week: a persona system of always-on lenses and an advisory board of sub-agents, all governed by your org, team, and project hierarchy.
This week: concurrent Git worktrees so parallel agents stay isolated and cannot touch main, plus a pipe deadlock fix and continued human-readable refs.
This week: issues become DN-42, memories become MEM123, and URLs use slugs, so a team can actually talk about and link to its work.