The real, end-to-end applications behind the write-ups — each one built and documented as it was decided. Open a card for the posts that walk through it, or jump straight to the source.
Applications
Forge
An agentic SDLC that closes the loop past the PR.
An agentic SDLC that takes a business ticket from its own thread all the way to production — planning, implementation, review, release, and a monitored rollback, with the developer stepping in only when the system genuinely has a question. Built on Node.js/TypeScript with LangGraph.js, Postgres, and a hardened Docker sandbox around every untrusted command it runs. The one thing it’s built to do that every other coding agent stops short of: closing the loop past the PR.
2 related posts
- Opening the Forge Series: Design Before Code, Measurement Before Claims
- From PR to Production: Why We’re Building Forge
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Warehouse
A microservices warehouse-management system (WMS).
A multi-site cold-storage WMS, built the way real distributed systems are — domain-driven, event-driven, microservices from day one. A .NET 10 / Aspire backend across three services, a data-dense admin SPA and a scanner-first operator terminal, with ADRs, a full test pyramid and CI/CD.
5 related posts
- How Microservices Are Really Built: A Series
- Event Storming: Modeling a Domain on a Wall Before You Write Code
- Why We Start With the Domain, Not With Docker
- Five Bounded Contexts, Three Services: A Tour of a Warehouse Domain
- Aggregate: Where You Draw the Lines (and What It Costs to Draw Them Wrong)
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SportPlanner
A training-plan generator for running, trail and pool freediving.
Training plan generator for running, trail and pool freediving. Pick a race date — get a full periodized calendar, then adjust it to how you actually feel.