[ AUG 14, 2026 ]
Mr. Meeseeks (Metaphor for AI)
Author Pascal Rettig | Written by a Human
I'm not a big Rick & Morty enthusiast, but a colleague pointed me to this episode as a metaphor for working with coding agents, and boy, does it fit.
The key takeaway is that the longer an agent stays alive, the more and more pain you're putting it in—don't treat it like a friend you'll be sad to see go. Give it a task, let it execute, and then let it go.
The more comfortable you are with /clear and starting anew, the easier it will be to develop repeatable habits and practices that you can put to work via a repeatable process—and the easier it will be to slowly give agents more and more autonomy.
Your important context should live in your support and steering documents, not in your session transcript, where it will be lost to history at the next compaction.
SEP 23, 2026
The Speed vs. Correctness Dial You Can Turn Up and Down Coding with AI
While I still think LLMs are mediocre at code, the whole "using LLMs is vibe coding" thing has passed. With the right constraints and feedback loops, they produce work more than comparable to a decent developer after PR review.
SEP 18, 2026
The AI Coding Workflow I Built by Watching Myself Code
I remember back in the fall of 2025 the online chatter seemed to be that coding was getting "solved." Claude skill libraries & coding harnesses like (288k...