A developer cloned seven Adobe applications with an AI, and it does not work. Why his failure is the best argument for building your own software.

Clients now turn up with forty pages of AI-generated specs. The intent is excellent, the result ignores what already exists. Because a spec never had its value in the document.

On 28 July, MCP answered its critics by amputating itself. What the specification removes, why, and what it really changes in the MCP versus CLI debate.

Hermes Agent, OpenClaw: agents that pick their own path are booming. Why I do the opposite, and why autonomy is also the attack surface.

For fifteen years, prying documentation out of a team was a fight. Now we’re drowning in it, and nobody believes it anymore. Why volume was never the problem.

Generative AI does not mark the end of developers: it expands their role toward orchestrating business processes, tools, and domain-specific AI agents.