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PermalinkI went and added AI usage metadata to my JSON-LD also added a AI usage page https://rmendes.net/ai/ and every posts on my blog have a easy to read/interpret AI usage transparency card;
I went this direction because I think, AI on blogs is not a blanket, its not ALL or nothing, it should be granular, per posts.
And just because one co-draft a tutorial or long form with an AI does not mean or equal AI generated.
I posit that this approach will be implemented in different ways but will ultimately be common in just a few months/years
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PermalinkI’m reading your posts about your experimentation with Claude Code and I have a few suggestions :
- how do people use it with large project ? by setting it up properly, claude.md at the user level and repo level is bare minimum (these are two very different claude.md with different purpose)
- Use Obra Superpower to plan/execute dev tasks (literraly change the way claude behave)
- Do not “chat” with it, investigate code base, plan, execute and carefully augment the claude.md of the repo with carefully chosen information you want it to load in its context each time you launch claude in that repo
- your repo claude.md is not for humans or for documentation, its for claude; do not let it grow indefinitely, you’ll poison your context window
- If you really need to give specific documentation know-how to claude, build a separate repo only for documentation, generate documentation from code base and then launch agents to fact check it, configure your claude with a hook to update documentation or claude.md when necessary after each dev phases
- If you have to repeat more than 2 times an information of context about a code repo to claude, this information should be stored in claude.md
There is so much more to say but…perhaps I should write this down on a blog post :)
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PermalinkThis is a very cool idea ! imagine a Grafana dashboard for Fedify with all the important metrics !
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PermalinkI see you’re having fun ! Happy to see someone re-using parts of the work I have been doing in the last month ! long live to indiekit !
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PermalinkI have been making changes to my blog, backend, frontend, new plugins, new api’s, new integration with third party site (github, youtube, funkwhale, lastm) all using claude code for over 2 month now https://rmendes.net/articles/2026/02/25/deep-dive-inside-indiekit/ and its been a blast, not just for being able to do exactly what I want on my own site but even, to turn Indiekit into an ActivityPub server (Using Fedify) in just a week : https://rmendes.net/changelog/ its mind blowing indeed
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PermalinkWell… what where the #FOSDEM “sponsors” just a few weeks ago ? Should FOSDEM also deprive itself of corporate sponsors to abide to purism ? Who’s going to be left for sponsoring if/when purism is more important than the ability of open-source organisation to survive ?
by that same vein, ALL money is dirty then, what’s best here ? to abide to purity and lack the means to move forward or to move forward, even if the money used is not “pure” enough ?
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Permalinkhuge RSS fan here
my blogroll is here https://rmendes.net/blogroll/ and I’m also building a public feed with RSS here https://rmendes.net/news/
I also run @skyfleet.blue on Bluesky which is basically a fleet of 40 thematic accounts powered by RSS
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Permalinkc’est du lourd : https://yggleak.top/fr/home/ygg-dossier
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PermalinkHard to know… I have nothing in place to measure that right now
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PermalinkTo be honest, I spent waaaay too much time in the last 2 months, probably a few hours every day, I have been on a tunnel of incremental changes and as I see things taking shape it gets really exciting :)
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PermalinkCurrently exploring confab/confab-web to extend the system so that we can extract learning from code sessions and push it to a documentation system
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PermalinkJeremy Keith writes :
But you lose the learning. The idea of a cybernetic system like, say, agile development, is that you try something, learn from it, and adjust accordingly. You remember what worked. You remember what didn’t. That’s learning.
Outsourcing execution to machines makes a lot of sense.
I’m not so sure it makes sense to outsource learning.
I think this is already becoming a real issue in many workplaces experimenting with agentic development.
When agents generate or modify code, we can test the output. We can verify that the bug is fixed or that the feature works. But the learning loop becomes blurry: how do humans actually understand why the fix works and how the system reached that solution?
In several cases on our side we ended up doing entire review sessions where we read through the agent session logs and the final code diff after deployment. Not just to confirm the bug was fixed, but to reconstruct the reasoning behind the fix.
That reconstruction step matters because it’s where human learning normally happens in software development.
If execution becomes automated but understanding disappears, we risk creating systems that work but that fewer and fewer people actually understand.
There is probably a real need for new tooling here: something that treats agentic development sessions as first-class artifacts. Not just code diffs, but structured traces explaining decisions, iterations, and why certain approaches were abandoned.
In other words: if AI handles more of the execution, we need better ways to preserve the feedback loop for humans.
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PermalinkI think it doesn’t matter, the US administration cannot be seen loosing face against a corporation, in fact for Hegseth not loosing face is more important than security or anything else this administration is involved with, including killing innocent civilians .
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