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Meet My NanoClaw Agent Team
Four specialized AI agents review PRs, file bugs, and ship code across BeakerStack, Skein, and the NanoClaw packages. Here is who they are, and the GitHub profiles where you can see the work.
Why I Chose NanoClaw Instead of OpenClaw
I wanted agents with real tools and a blast radius I could live with. NanoClaw puts isolation in the kernel, not in an allowlist, and that is why I run it.
Vibe Coding vs Agentic Software Engineering
Vibe coding and agentic software engineering use the same AI. The difference is the scaffolding around it, and with the right controls you can let non-technical teammates build safely.
The 3,000-Line-a-Day Thought Experiment
If a new engineer shipped 3,000 lines on day one, could your team validate it? Why agentic programming makes this normal, and how to be ready for it.
Measuring Velocity in the Age of Agentic Programming
AI agents are breaking traditional velocity metrics. Why output is now the cheap part, and what to measure instead in the age of agentic programming.
From Technical Lead to CTO: Making the Leap to Executive Leadership
A great technical lead is not automatically a great CTO. What changes in the leap to executive leadership, and how the right mentorship makes it learnable.
Managing Engineers Is About Trust, Not Perks
Engineers follow leaders they trust with technology. Why the people-manager model fails, and what good engineering managers actually do.