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Foreman (4 minute read)

Foreman (4 minute read)

An overview of Foreman's runtime map that covers what runs where, how the filesystem defines the agent, and the three boundaries that shape the design.
I Tried to Build a Context Layer for My Agent in a Weekend. Reader, I Did Not Build a Context Layer for My Agent in a Weekend.
Jun 12 | Blog

I Tried to Build a Context Layer for My Agent in a Weekend. Reader, I Did Not Build a Context Layer for My Agent in a Weekend.

A "simple" weekend project turns into real infrastructure, and why agent context deserves a boring, reliable foundation.

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Instagram introduces a redesigned wordmark (1 minute read)
Aug 14 | Design

Instagram introduces a redesigned wordmark (1 minute read)

Instagram has introduced a redesigned wordmark for the first time since 2016, giving its name a sharper, more modern look while keeping references to the original style. The new cursive-inspired lettering has received mixed reactions, with some praising the fresher design and others joking that the stylized “r” makes it look like “Instagzam.” Instagram has not said whether the wordmark update will be followed by broader visual changes, such as a new app icon.
Agent Plugins are the future of Agent Skills (13 minute read)
Aug 14 | AI

Agent Plugins are the future of Agent Skills (13 minute read)

Agent Plugins package skills and MCP dependencies into one portable, vendor-neutral folder that compatible clients can load. The standard reduces fragmented setup through shared manifests, portable paths, isolated failure boundaries, and client-specific extensions, while leaving authentication unresolved.
Choosing an AI model: one prompt, 11 models, very different results (19 minute read)
Aug 14 | Dev

Choosing an AI model: one prompt, 11 models, very different results (19 minute read)

A range of AI models, including DeepSeek, Qwen, and Kimi, were tested for generating web pages, showing large variations in performance and credit costs. The best-performing models for a static coffee shop website were DeepSeek V4 Flash, which consumed only 2.4 credits on average, and GPT 5.6 Sol in low effort mode, which averaged 141 credits. In contrast, higher-tier models like Claude Opus 5 showed a lot of credit usage with results that didn't necessarily justify their cost.

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