Autonomous coding agents are becoming standard practice. Here’s what it takes to build one
Why unattended coding agents are becoming standard in engineering teams, why many attempts stall, and the building blocks that make them work.
What we learn building software with small senior teams and fleets of agents: engineering practice, platform modernisation and product strategy.
One neutral specification, five generated database engines and a WebAssembly build, all checked against SQLite’s own test corpus. Here is how it worked, and what it does and doesn’t prove.
Stanislav Synko’s guide for non-technical entrepreneurs: one framework for deciding what to build, who should build it and what it should cost.

Complex platforms, overdue rewrites, agentic workflows. That’s the work we enjoy most.