Software Engineering.
Just say nono.
nono gets pitched at coding agents, so most people meet it as a CLI. The SDKs are often overlooked: they let any application that spawns code it doesn't trust apply a kernel-enforced capability sandbox to itself or a child. The integration shapes, what each costs, and when nono is the wrong tool.
Relay: An Open-Source Control Plane for DBOS Applications
DBOS Transact delivers lightweight durable execution, but upstream coordination relies on a proprietary control plane. Relay is a clean-room, open-source Conductor alternative with multi-SDK wire compatibility, dual-engine storage scaling from embedded SQLite to clustered PostgreSQL, and zero cloud lock-in.
A facade for MCP tools
I wrote this a year ago arguing that the model shouldn't be composing four MCP tools when one function could. Since then Cloudflare and Anthropic shipped code mode, which solves most of what I was complaining about. This is the revision, mostly about the part it doesn't solve.
A drop-down Ghostty on GNOME
Notes from building a GNOME Extension to get Ghostty's quick terminal "working" on Mutter.
The Root CORS Analysis
A field guide for server-side engineers: the levers, the trade-offs, and how to decide what is actually worth doing when it comes to Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS).
Demystifying Auto-Mode: Intent Classifiers, Kernel Sandboxing, and the Frontier of Autonomous Agent Guardrails
Automating agent permissions solves "permission fatigue" but risks security. This analysis explores decoupled intent classifiers like Auto Mode, defense-in-depth via sandboxing, and emerging local guardrails like Shieldstral and AgentWorld.
Zero-G, Zero-Prompts: Lifting the Heavy Burden of Permission Fatigue in Google Antigravity
How a decoupled security gate brings auto-mode intelligence and static policy control to Google Antigravity 2.0 without sacrificing user agency.
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