Tag:ai
All the articles with the tag "ai".
I Built A Pipeline To Survive My Job Hunt — Then I Realised It Was The Product 💡
A rules file, a scorecard, three AIs and one human gate. I built it to get through my own job search — then read it back and it read like a spec. Here's what I'm building, and why the rules are the product.
My AI Toolchain Graveyard: What The Headstones Actually Say ⚰️
I've retired far more AI tools than I've kept. The list of dead ones isn't as useful as the list of reasons they died — so here are the causes of death, and the five gates anything has to pass to stay installed.
Sending A Squad After One Bug: One Hypothesis Per Agent 🔦
A build warning that pointed at a page that rendered perfectly. When the obvious explanations all look equally plausible, I stop asking one agent why and start sending four out to disprove each other.
Three Codex Threads, Three Command Names: Keeping Parallel Agents From Talking Over Each Other 🧵
codex, codex exec and codex resume all start a session, but they start three different kinds of session. Here's how I run three threads at once without letting them trample each other.
Three AIs Score, Write And Review My Applications — Only I Get To Send Them 🚀
One AI scores the vacancy, A Second AI writes the pack and The Third AI reviews the output. None of them search, and they don't apply. Here's the AI first workflow I built around a crushing job hunt — and the rules that stop it turning into cheating.
Every Vacancy Wanted A Different Version Of Me, So I Handed The Job To An AI 📄
Hand-editing the same resume for every vacancy, over and over, is what broke me. The breaking point wasn't rejection — it was repetition. So I stopped writing and started briefing, with one rule up front: act as an analyst, not a yes-man.