Lukasz Gornicki

@gornicki.bsky.social

Open source fanatic. AsyncAPI maintainer, TSC member, lead. Love event-driven. Check out https://www.brainfart.dev/

AI was easy when it was just about prompts. Now, in agent tools like GitHub Copilot or Claude Code there are multiple solutions, like instructions, skills, agents, prompt files (commands). I wrote all I know in one article based on one of my favourite TV series. www.brainfart.dev/blog/ai-agen...

The Bear in GitHub Copilot: Agents vs Prompts vs Skills vs Instructions

A The Bear-style analogy for Copilot agents vs instructions vs prompt files vs skills, plus practical API documentation maintenance examples.

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Drama-Driven Funding We have a new funding model for #opensource Python F raised lots of money thanks to public drama about rejecting funds from US government. Tailwind is getting lots of donations now thanks to huge drama about AI killing FOSS. This is where we are with open source funding.

AsyncAPI Online Conference is back again this year, and we’re looking for amazing volunteers to join us! 💪 If you’re passionate about #opensource, love connecting with people, or just want to be part of something awesome, come join the squad making AsyncAPIConf Online happen.

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I talked in the AsyncAPI track at #apidays last week. My aim for the talk was to start a discussion on where there are opportunities to enhance and extend #AsyncAPI. It wasn’t recorded, so I've written notes on what I talked about.

What are we missing in AsyncAPI?

I gave a presentation about What are we missing in AsyncAPI? in the AsyncAPI track at apidays in London last week. My aim for the talk was to start a discussion on where there are opportunities to enh...

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When companies or people grow and make the shift from being passive consumers of #opensource to becoming active contributors, there’s a common trap they fall into. They map their entire understanding of open source from the days when they were only consumers. 1/n

For most people in tech, their knowledge of standards is limited to the fact that they exist and that there is an independent group of global experts working on them. And of course they are paid, probably academics with at least a PhD 🙂 Prove me wrong.

Feels bad being back to “FOSS after hours only.” At least the closed-source stuff I’m on is really challenging and refreshing… plus, one of my goals is to sneak more open source into the company 😏

Just because something is “open sourced” doesn’t mean it’s openly governed or built with a community-first approach. Look for projects that are not only #opensource, but also have inclusive governance and treat the community as a first-class citizen. These are built to last.