AI Development Revolution Part 7: Advanced Patterns
Advanced patterns from a game I built. Interfaces, metadata, batch operations, and what it takes to make code a machine can actually work in.
Long-form thought on AI-assisted development, agent mode, DevOps philosophy, and what changes when the human is three abstraction levels above the code. Some essays lean technical, some lean philosophical; they share the systems-engineering frame.
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Advanced patterns from a game I built. Interfaces, metadata, batch operations, and what it takes to make code a machine can actually work in.
Less about what I built with AI and more about what it cost: the wrist pain, the late rebuilds, one brain holding every role, and what that means for solo founders and teams.
Building the Organic Arts LLC website alone with AI: three redesigns, a retro look in Flutter web, a production launch that broke everything, and being the whole agency at once.
Turning years of handwriting and a tangled WordPress blog into something I could maintain, without letting the machine flatten the voice out of it. OCR for cursive, a WordPress to Astro migration, and where automation actually ends.
Building the Organic Arts back office on AWS with AI in weeks: CDK stacks for identity, networking, compute and security, and what holding all of it in my head cost.
How my AI collaboration went from chaos to a method: the AAA Framework (Autonomous, Adaptive, Agile), a digital 5S, and what four very different repositories each taught me.
Six weeks after an O'Reilly AI conference flipped a switch, I went from copy-pasting LLM output to more than a dozen repositories, and a month started to feel like a year. Notes on time dilation and vibe coding.
Handwritten notes on why humans seem so unlike every other animal. Whales, original sin, technology as something latent, and the question of how intelligence like ours happened at all.