Tools
Full comparisons and context in my and — 7-layer prompt injection defence, read guards, canary files Agents: UI: As I've mentioned in previous posts, my workflow is typically very different from what you'll see in the hype and social media posts. I don't typically work on monorepo, single stack, single language projects. My clients are typically full-on microservices with multiple languages and stacks. And beyond that, I still prefer IDEs over fancy pluggable text-editors, which often means I can't keep all the projects single scoped. What this means is that current favourites like , and by Steve Yegge, and there is some overlap in the way things are structured. If you have any other suggestions or questions for me, please reach out to me on Twitter or LinkedIn. But in the meantime, happy coding. This post was inspired by others, like this one from , and from working on CAST.
.env and any — library/API docs on demand
— /grill-me, /handoff, /improve-codebase-architecture (covered in detail below)
— laziest-senior-dev heuristic, pairs well with /improve-codebase-architecture
— token reduction proxy, single Rust binary
Warp.dev — terminal; Warp Oz for hands-off tasks, Claude Code for hands-on
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