
Did some actual coding today - found a blind spot example for coding agents
TL;DR - Wrote some code for a new feature, had to refactor existing code to ensure we didn't have a double spend on sorting, tested to see if coding agents would spot the same issue - they didn't. So for the past few weeks I have been busy as hell, my GitHub activity bar, like many of us now, is lit up like a Christmas tree. I am now more or less 100% utilising coding agents, with the exception of producing 'Walking Skeletons' on anything new that I haven't tackled before (usually still with the help of AI - more so to get an understanding of it than anything else). Most of this kind of activity is taking place in Go projects, as that is something I've been learning over the past few months. I realised the other day, that while I had been reviewing a lot of Python and C# (my more native languages), I would struggle to write something from scratch on my own again without using an AI. I have been maintaining an open source memory mcp for AI agents and I wanted to add some additional re-r
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