and this is my thought box. I'm a GDE for Android with hands-on experience with most of the mobile tech stack. I like to build stuff.
Some notes on building stuff using agents
AI coding's real unlock is the meta layer: Augmenting your ability to do your work.
The system is working correctly, it's just that 'correctly' now includes probability.
Your AI memory is a huge liability. Don't leave it locked in a corporate silo.
Being a good programmer doesn't make you good at managing agents.
It happened in two ways: gradually and then suddenly
Fighting confirmation bias without breaking your flow.
Alternatives for running On-device AI on Android
How the AI Edge SDK let's you run Gemini locally.
How LLMs went from hype to a core Android OS component in less than a year.
A call to embrace the CLI for Kotlin development.
Building an AI Audio Guide - Part 3
Building an AI Audio Guide - Part 2
Building an AI Audio Guide - Part 1
How to automate architecture docs
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Automating the Value Stream to Solve "It Works on My Machine" Issues and Improve Code Quality.
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How to use kotlin to build a bot to send Twitter videos to you via Telegram.
Using MockServer to test in isolation.
