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Agents that deliver across repositories
Armature is a Claude Code plugin that gives an agent a GitHub Projects board to work from: it picks the next item across every repository the board covers, claims it, works it on a branch, and opens a pull request it is not allowed to merge. Why it is shaped that way, and what publishing it cost.
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Who is writing
Ryan Lindsey, Senior Engineering Manager.
Agentic engineering is making engineers dramatically faster. I build the instruments that let the organization around them keep pace. Nineteen years in software, a decade of it leading engineering teams: I own incident management for an entire engineering organization, I build the agentic tooling that other managers choose to adopt, and I still ship the code. The habit underneath all of it is to measure a process before improving it, because the constraint is rarely where everyone assumes it is.
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An agent-native personal site on Cloudflare
An agent can read every page of this site as markdown, call the resume, the case studies and a retrieval-backed search as Model Context Protocol tools, and present a scoped token for what is not public. Underneath sits most of the Cloudflare developer platform: D1, KV, R2, Queues, Durable Objects, Vectorize, Workers AI, Browser Rendering, Analytics Engine and crons. Nearly all of it was written by agents working a plan. This is the build log, including the checks that were green about the wrong thing.
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· Agentic engineering
A terminal built for driving agents
The macOS terminal I use to keep shipping code as an engineering leader. Ghostty, zsh with Sheldon and Starship, the Rust CLI replacements, and a Claude Code configuration tuned for reviewing agent work you were not present for. Every file copy-pasteable, every opinion marked as one.
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