Essays and notes — engineering, architecture, AI, and whatever I'm working through.
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A green screen is not a passing feature. Real QA drives the UI, then reads the persisted state back at multiplicity 0/1/N and recomputes the logic against the spec — checking the thing, not the picture of the thing.
A coding agent works a 12-task spec one task at a time. Most of those tasks don't depend on each other — the work is a graph, not a list. wave-pilot schedules it like one, and gates every wave on a green build.
A new dev box used to cost me the better part of a day of yak-shaving. Now a bare Linux install becomes my exact workstation, unattended, in minutes — because the setup is a program, not a checklist.
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