Tag: workflow

All the articles with the tag "workflow".

• Claude Code Setup Log #9: Three Agent Techniques Working for Me

  Published: May 22, 2026

  Three agent use techniques working for me this week: giving agents real-time X search via xurl, dispatching subagents to judge their own answers, and printing agent-native CLIs from any service with Printing Press.

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• Claude Code Setup Log #8: Three Agent Setups Working for Me

  Published: May 15, 2026

  Three setups in my current agent stack: Plaid CLI as a personal finance substrate, Hermes scheduled jobs for end-of-day synthesis, and /goal for verifiable end-to-end execution.

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• The Boundary Is the Product Spec

  Published: May 1, 2026

  The hardest part of real AI work is often not whether the agent can do the task. It is defining what the agent is allowed to see, when it can act, and which failure modes must be named before scale.

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• Claude Code Setup Log #7: Hermes, GBrain, and Treating AI Work as an Operating System

  Published: Apr 27, 2026

  Usage limits pushed me to stop treating Claude Code as the only place work happens. This week I set up Hermes for orchestration, GBrain for memory, Codex as a second coding lane, and deterministic scripts as the glue.

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