A follow-up to Minimum Specs, Maximum Vibes, responding to Dex Horthy's Why Software Factories Fail

I built a music app in a language I've never used before. The thing that made it work was speccing only the places where I disagree with the consensus.

I built a fake CRM to parody modern UX dark patterns. But then I started to wonder what happens when agents become the users.

A follow-up to Code I'll Never Read. If plans get as heavy as the code, you've just swapped one unreadable artefact for another. The real question is where you get leverage.

If agents are the primary consumers of your codebase, then our idea of what 'good code' looks like might be the wrong standard. I'm questioning decades of received wisdom about code quality.