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Almost everything we've learned building AI features starts in one place: deciding what "good" means, in writing, before you build. We'll post notes on how to actually do that. Starting simple, working up.

👋 is there an eval for ai-driven kernel *maintenance*? not generation, but migration. like, cuda→hip, gfx942→gfx950, rocm n→n+1, etc. migration has a built-in verifier (the old kernel is the spec), so it should be way more benchmarkable than greenfield kernel generation who's working on this

You built an AI feature. How do you know it's good enough to give to your users? We developed a method where your intent becomes a testable definition of "good," and built Beeline to show you how accessible this method is. Read it, then steal it 🐝 www.biene.club/blog/2026-07...

Beeline: from intent to proof — Biene Club

You can't check every output by hand, and a machine can't check it for you until you write down what "good" means. Beeline turns one sentence into a feature, the evals that judge it, and the proof it ...

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