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Recent musings...

How we enforce coding standards

How lint rules, architecture tests, and contract checks keep AI assistant implementations consistent—and what still requires human judgment.

September 22, 2026

Why moving to a monorepo made AI-assisted development easier

How a monorepo made AI-assisted development easier on Taproot: fewer package releases, coordinated changes, migration costs, and the boundaries we kept.

September 15, 2026

From Y2K to AI: 26 years of figuring things out

From Y2K fixes and Visual Studio to mapping systems and Taproot: how 26 years of full-stack engineering shapes my approach to building software with AI.

September 11, 2026

We put our backlog in Git. Was that a good idea?

Why I keep Taproot’s backlog in Git, how it compares with GitHub Issues for AI-assisted development, and what we’re learning as we build Trellis.

September 11, 2026

Building Taproot I/O

I started building Taproot I/O because I wanted the coolest web platform on the planet.

September 1, 2026

Baker Lake

May 31, 2026

El Paredon

April 28, 2026

San Marcos la Laguna

April 26, 2026

Good tools make hard work easy. Bad tools make easy work hard.