I tried to hack my own AI agent. I failed. That was the best result I could have asked for.
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Fifteen years shipping software. The last twelve months, nothing but AI — full time, all in. What came out is seventeen tools that turn a generic coding agent into one that's actually mine. This is the story of the first. Every AI coding agent wakes up with amnesia. Every session, you re-explain the project. You re-decide the questions you already settled last week. You re-discover the bug you fixed on Tuesday. The agent is brilliant for exactly one context window, and then it forgets you…
1Key Takeaways
- The last twelve months, nothing but AI — full time, all in.
- What came out is seventeen tools that turn a generic coding agent into one that's actually mine.
- Every AI coding agent wakes up with amnesia.
- Every session, you re-explain the project.
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3Why it matters
Prompt and agent patterns spread fast; staying current saves time and token cost. DEV — Prompt Engineering reports that the last twelve months, nothing but AI — full time, all in.
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