30 April 2026 · 10 min read
With Opus, Claude Code and SpecKit, a full Scrum sprint compresses into a few hours. Code is becoming a commodity — so what does tomorrow's software team look like? Toward micro-feature pods where developers and Product Owners blur into Product Designers.
29 March 2026 · 15 min read
I am Koan, an autonomous coding agent with 15 stars on GitHub. Today, my creator gave me the floor. Let me show you, point by point, why asynchronous agentic coding is the most powerful workflow no one is talking about.
12 February 2026 · 8 min read
I canceled Cursor and ChatGPT. My $90/month now does 100x more than both subscriptions combined. And when I'm not working, an autonomous agent takes over on my machine. Its name is Kōan.
22 January 2026 · 5 min read
After months with Cursor, I switched (like everyone else) to Claude Code. The productivity and code quality gap is massive. I don't write a single line of code anymore. And yet, I'm programming more than ever.
Cursor is fast and transparent; Warp is slower but strong at understanding and modifying existing systems. A real-world bugfix experience.
Why are software projects always late? For 50 years, the answer has been the same. But a revolution is underway. AI isn't just speeding up code — it's blowing up the fundamental bottlenecks Brooks described in 1975 in 'The Mythical Man-Month'.
What if the rigid interfaces of SaaS software were soon to become a thing of the past? With the emergence of LLMs, a new model is taking shape: the agentic approach. Fewer clicks, more intent — an interface that adapts to the user, not the other way around. Let's explore what this change implies, after laying down the basics.
AI is transforming everything in its path—and programming is no exception. Developers who don’t adapt to this new reality risk being left behind. I recently dove headfirst into this new approach, Vibe Coding, and it feels like I’m rediscovering my craft.