Head of OSS @dosu_ai

Joined November 2008
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Congratulations, @jolandgraf, @MattJamesBoyle, @leodido, and the rest of the @ona_hq team!
We’ve reached an agreement to acquire @ona_hq. Its secure cloud execution technology will help Codex take on longer-running work, even when laptops are closed, and help more organizations deploy agents securely in production. After closing, Ona will join OpenAI’s Codex team. openai.com/index/openai-to-a…
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AGENTS.md is the new README for AI coding agents. Over 60K projects use it, and despite the ecosystem being a bit messy, there's still a lot to consider as you write instructions for agents. bit.ly/4pPbEgf

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When every candidate has an agent, the whiteboard interviews don't work like they used to. It's all about judgment and taste now! steve-yegge.medium.com/the-l…
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elixir has a type system and gta6 isnt out yet
Elixir v1.20 released! Now officially a gradually typed language: Elixir type checks every single line of code, finding bugs and dead code, without developer overhead (no typing signatures) and extremely low false positives rate. Plus a faster compiler! Links and reports below.
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Most AI policy is written from a security, compliance, or cost perspective. Though @skamille is approaching this by respecting people's time (a far better approach IMHO) skamille.medium.com/guidelin…
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Cutting Claude Code token use by ~90% is WILD, but check out those tradeoffs. Cheaper context isn't "free" when you pay for it with recall. (Or, you can just use @dosu_ai šŸ˜‰) getpushtoprod.substack.com/p…
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Your agent isn't dumb. When you throw it a whole library and ask it to read every book, that’s likely hurting your outputs. Most AI problems are bad context problems (we’re deeply passionate about this at @dosu_ai). medium.com/@Gal-dahan/your-a…
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TDD is back with a vengeance! bit.ly/4vqLWSu
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When you make coding agents think wide before deep. Or branch first, prune second. Then you can prevent issues, and find more novel paths than before! Diverge then converge, my friends. uditakhourii.github.io/adhd/
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AI can help translate between business, product, and engineering. But it’s unable to handle the nuance of negotiating between all those teams. ajeygore.in/content/the-anat…
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"A stale AGENTS.md can be worse than no file at all." - @cloudflare Missing instructions cause your agents to ask questions. But poor instructions make your agents act confidently and incorrectly. How can we fix this? dosu.dev/blog/a-stale-agents…
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Taylor Dolezal retweeted
The more I use AI, the less I feel it’s just about speed. It’s more like, you can take your own work a little further than you normally would. Small ideas suddenly get room to become way more interesting. @dosu_ai
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Multi-agent failure mode! Not only a great band name, but worth thinking about how orchestration is mostly about explicit handoff contracts. grammarly.com/blog/ai/types-…
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open models will become a huge force for coding.
The latest finding in the LangSmith Signal: Open Models are having a moment. 1 in 3 AI teams ran an open-weights model in April 2026, up from 1 in 5 nine months ago. The overall number of teams using open weights grew 3x. We’re seeing newer users choose open models at a higher rate than those who came before.
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Token cost is easy to measure, but answer quality is not, so if you reward solely on cost or token reduction, output quality can slip for a while before it's noticeable. Keeping answer quality high while cost comes down is most of what we work on at @dosu_ai. Happy to swap notes on how to measure the quality side!
Yesterday I wrote how I'd expect more engineers to get rewarded the next perf reviews and promo cycles for saving token costs for their company. Today already got messages from devs who already got rewarded with eg bonuses for having done exactly this It only makes sense!
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At @dosu_ai, we solve that problem at the knowledge layer by capturing shared, up-to-date context from code, docs, Slack, GitHub, and more. That allows you to focus on your work, while we handle the knowledge infrastructure.
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