Overcommitted Podcast

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The Overcommitted Podcast. 4 Software engineers chatting about their commits, their commitments, and some stuff in between. overcommitted.dev

New episode of Overcommitted is out - it's our first "Closed That Tab" segment. We share about three reads: agent identity & transaction tokens, the OpenAI sandbox escape, and loop engineering that ships ~20 PRs/day autonomously. Check it out!

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New Overcommitted episode is live 🎧 Caidan Williams built Terminal Graph: a spatial dev environment for macOS. Terminals, browsers, editors + AI agents on one infinite canvas, with dataflow piping between them. Self-taught, no degree, ~500 job apps before job #1. His edge? Persistence. 👇

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Melanie Nabar sat down with Bethany and Erika to discuss what VCs really look for in an engineering culture. Many of her tips are applicable even if you aren't seeking funding. Here she describes how important data and measurement is while building an engineering culture. Full ep out now 🎧

"Coding used to be like building a building - all planning and structure. Now it feels more like shaping pottery: rough it out, then refine it again and again until you're happy." Brittany on how AI changed the way she builds. New Overcommitted out now!

Coding gets cheaper. The feedback loop gets more important. Cameron Etezadi (CTO, LaunchDarkly) on why release-observe-iterate is the thing that actually scales - even as AI rewrites how we build. Ep 65 is out today. 🎙️

The best teams still run on social fabric. The trick is building it on purpose now. Dennis Pilarinos (founder & CEO of @unblocked) on remote work, AI, and the conscious effort it takes to stay connected. 🎙️ New Overcommitted out now!

This week's episode: training LLMs with code quality tools baked in = 67% fewer vulnerabilities, 41% fewer bugs 🤯 Joe Tyler from Sonar is literally teaching AI models what "good code" means during training, not after. The future is wild.

New Overcommitted episode with Joe Tyler from Sonar! 🎙️ Deep dive into LLM code quality research - why Claude codes like a senior architect while GPT focuses on efficiency, the verification gap (96% distrust but only 48% verify!), and career advice for engineers interested in AI research.

New episode just released! 🎙️ AI researcher Joe Tyler from Sonar on why AI writing bigger PRs means we need MORE code review, not less. "If you're not looking at the code, that's exactly when you need a verification layer."

For all the folks that ever thought frontend development was "easy" This week on Overcommitted we chatted with @nerdy.dev all about job searching in 2026, career growth, and how and how the heck people figure out CSS in the age of AI. Check it out wherever you listen to podcasts!

Your content is in someone else's database, by design 📱 From this week's episode: AT Protocol lets you own your data. And Brittany's building OpenSocial to add what AT Proto doesn't have yet - groups. Platforms need to compete on quality, not lock-in.

"I'm highly motivated by being publicly shamed" might be the most relatable developer quote of 2026 😅 From today's episode - sometimes conference talk deadlines are the best project managers. The accountability of having to demo something publicly is *chef's kiss*

New Overcommitted episode! 🎧 Brittany built Collective Social and OpenSocial on AT Protocol, tackling group management when the protocol doesn't have a native concept of groups yet. Conference talk deadlines as motivation to ship? Relatable 😅

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Salma Alam-Naylor (@whitep4nth3r.com) on how to make the Internet not suck: Make your own experience better first. Unfollow, mute, block, profusely. Leave infinite scroll. Try RSS Your brain will recover. You can think again. Episode released this week wherever you listen to podcasts!

check out this week's episode of overcommitted with Sabrina Goldfarb for some deeply relatable would you rather content "1,000 unread slack notifications or a codebase with zero documentation?" 👀