Patrick Debois

@jedi.be

At the intersection of Generative AI , DevOps and anything in the SDLC - AI Native Development and Infrastructure

Specs are becoming the new code. @jedi.be just dropped his insights on spec-driven development, and it's essential reading for anyone building with AI agents. The core insight? We're shifting from telling AI how to code to describing what we want built. Read the full piece: ainativedev.co/94af0c

Spec-Driven Development: 10 things you need to know about specs

Discover how spec-driven development transforms AI collaboration by shifting focus from micromanagement to clear requirements.

ainativedev.co

current (experimental) state : auto installing vscode and Cline Coding agent in a docker container, running it and controlling it from remote over a websocket. #hoops

Die nieuwe De Standaard krant app is toch wel niet zo goed. Je kan het met web technologie goed krijgen en ik snap alles naar één technologie brengen. Maar dan moet je wel een tandje bijsteken om het smoot te laten werken. Also hint: niet iedereen wil een instagram swipe interface.

so I typed something in the google search bar and it suggested ..... a gmail email ! Where did I sign up for that ? Where to disable it ?

wonder if the specific field of AI resilience exist: where we architect and prepare around the failures of humans and AI combinations

Are you working above or below AI ? Do you tell AI what to do, or does AI tell you what to do. Nice wording from Jan Bosch at the Future of Software event

having fun with automating Cursor and Windsurf IDEs and making it available using kasmvnc - brings back memories of automating server installs

Codegen tooling is definitely on the rise. After that we'll see the rise of tools that check if it's actual good , usefull and runable code.