we're launching the new Sentry CLI. it's made for developers and agents, by developers and agents, with a focus on dev workflows. It's has things backed in like:

Guys, is it still January?! WTF! 😭

I never really got IDEs. And I don't mean the current AI enabled version either. I mean IDEs in general. I always just used a tiling wm and had an editor and a terminal side by side. So nothing really changed for me except the terminal now runs an Agent instead of a repl.

IDK man. Based on the face expression of those robots those cookies seem super suss. 😰

Everybody's writing their own sandbox and I'm no different :D denibertovic.com/posts/slopbox-…

Not surprisingly...the word sandbox means different things to different people. How long did it take us to sort of agree on what Agent means? This is exhausting.

I wonder if I should just leverage ZFS in some smart ass way.... Hmmm. Need to think about this more. Anyone out there doing something similar?

I don't know about you but for me... In just a couple of weeks things quickly went from unbelievable excitement - one I last felt when I first discovered the internet and the web - to one of anxiety and FOMO! 😰

Having AI Agents has made me way less tolerable about stupid quirks computers sometimes have... that I experience in my day to day. I was able to tolerate stuff for years at a time. Now....after something has come up the third time and even slightly annoyed me, I ask the agent to

Everything we're doing to make codebases "agent-ready" (better docs, less dead code, smaller surfaces) engineers always needed too. Agents just have zero tolerance for the entropy humans learned to work around. They can't "just know" a file is outdated or a code path is dead.

I see we're trying to revive remote/cloud developer environments again. Now the claim is that you need them to run AI agents for some reason. I don't remember what the claim was before but it was bullshit then and it's bullshit now.

Is it weird that AI coding assistance is not giving me identity fracture? A lot of software developers are feeling disoriented and threatened these days. Programming by hand is clearly going the way of the buggy whip and the hand-cranked auger. Which is how we're finding out

Patching QEMU.... 😆 it's still going.

The standalone local coding agent, especially when confined to an editor sidebar that you babysit, is dead. It’s time to build what’s next. And we think we’ll be able to do that best and bring you along with us by calling out the truth. To help bring you along, we’re killing the

I can't emphasize this enough ... you can just build things! I mean sure this was true before - but I'm finding it really fulfilling in the age of AI agents. denibertovic.com/posts/you-can-…

Company: We made it easy to backdoor your workstation! Users: Can you make it MORE easier to backdoor our workstations!? I mean I kind of get the feature. I want it too...but man oh man are me heading for a security crisis!

Just one of those days. I hate Microsoft.