Coding grind to build something for passion
Over the long weekend, I refreshed my personal collection of agentic skills, picked up from well-known sources in the community. Here’s my repo — pw-agentic-tools — in case you missed it. The main references are Matt Pocock and Pstacks. My reason for creating this repo […]
Here is the problem. I work on a private repository where most of our documentation lives. Markdown files, architecture decisions, specs — all committed directly into the repo. This is by design. When you are doing AI-assisted development, the most natural place for your agent […]
I have known about v0 since its early days as a tool that is very good at building aesthetically pleasing web applications. I remember a couple of years ago, one of my engineers literally used v0 to build the frontend before integrating it with our […]
Here is what I learned. For context, Hermes is similar to OpenClaw or other coding frameworks where you can set up multiple agents. If you are using Hermes without multi-profile support, you are missing a major capability it can offer. I started with two must-have […]
When spec-driven development started to gain attention in 2025, I was intrigued. The promise of building software guided by a clear, AI-interpretable specification felt like a refreshing mix of discipline and creativity. Over the past year, I decided to give it a serious try — […]
Three years ago, I built an app using Purity dashboard to bootstrap my Laravel/React project. So happen, this is build on top of React 17 and Chakra UI v1. The app is called Owl Alert which was for me to build my own technical alert indicators to get […]
Over the past year, AI‑assisted development has grown beyond autocomplete suggestions and chat‑based help. We’re now entering what I see as the agentic phase of software engineering — where coding assistants behave more like collaborators. Instead of responding to one‑off prompts, they internalize context, follow […]
Over the past year, the conversation around AI‑assisted coding has shifted from awe to practicality. We’ve moved past the “wow” phase of generating full‑stack apps from a single prompt and started asking tougher questions — can we maintain this code? Can we extend it? Does […]
For the past month, I’ve been unusually quiet on social media and my personal blog — for good reason. I’ve spent most of my time participating in two hackathons, Kiroween and Codegeist, with three projects submitted in total. Ever since 2021, I’ve never to miss […]
I am so glad that I have took some time out of my day to tryout this Kiroween hackathon. A little bit of background, I have been building apps on Atlassian ecosystem for quite a number of years already. Therefore, the advantage I had in […]
