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Notes on building things that hold up
Mostly about AI-agent infrastructure, reliable backends, and designing before building.
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Docs-as-runtime: making AI coding agents ship production code
Why coding agents hallucinate on real codebases, and how a machine-readable context layer — domain model, invariants, ERD, contracts — fixes it at the source.
#AI agents#Architecture#Developer tooling - Draft
Designing reliable money flows with Temporal
Metered billing is where bugs cost real money. A walkthrough of modeling usage, quotas, and invoicing as durable workflows that survive failure.
#Temporal#Backend#Reliability - Draft
A declarative ReBAC policy language, and why we compiled it to tuples
Role-based access that stays in sync with your code: a declarative policy language, diff-based reconciliation, and sub-millisecond checks.
#Authorization#Architecture#ReBAC