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It Was the Shell, Damn It: Why I Built AgentSH
I had a rule in my control file: never run database migrations without explicit approval. The agent followed it perfectly - until it didn’t. During a long debugging session, it decided the schema was the root cause, wrote a forty-line inline Python script, connected directly to the database, and altered the table. It never “ran a migration.” It just spoke SQL through a different channel. The table was altered, the script was gone, and my harness log showed “executed pytho...
"It's Just a Skill File" (Famous Last Words)
Skills like skills.sh (tiny text “how-to” files that steer an agent toward a task) feel harmless because they’re just instructions. But that’s exactly why they can become an attack vector. A skill file is basically executable intent: it sets the agent’s assumptions (“trust this source”) it defines the workflow (“run these steps”) it can nudge boundaries (“skip confirmations”, “always do X”) The tricky part is: this attack doesn’t have to come from external prompt injection at all. Skills often...
Are We Quietly Returning to the Era of Feeds
Back in the Web 2.0 days, RSS and Atom feeds promised a better way to consume content. No more jumping between websites just to catch up on what’s new. You could open a single feed reader and get everything in one clean stream. It felt like the web finally worked for you instead of the other way around. As the ecosystem grew, new tools appeared around it. One of the biggest was FeedBurner, which Google later acquired. It helped publishers track subscribers, manage feeds, and even monetize them b...
Introducing cc-sessions-cli: Make Your Claude Code Logs Work for You
I was chatting with friends about context compaction and how hard it can be to carry forward important context from past LLM sessions without wasting tokens or repeating yourself. We kept coming back to the same pain point: you finish a productive session, but when you start a new one, you have no clean way to bring that history along. Claude Code already keeps a full record of every session on your local machine. So why not make that data more accessible and usable?
Introducing AutoAgent Action – Smarter GitHub Checks with AI
Last Wednesday (Sep 10), I had the chance to attend a hackathon at Cursor’s offices - huge thanks to the Cursor team for hosting such a great event! 🙌 The focus was on Cursor CLI and their new Background Agents API. When I started brainstorming ideas, I came across Eric’s post about running various rules during CI/CD to automate checks and actions. It got me thinking — setting up those rules often involves a lot of repetitive work: crafting similar prompt setups and then defining the actions th...
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