Then, based on that blueprint, I had AI write the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
So I built a 6-layer AI Agent Firewall that stops Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex on Turn 1
After 20 minutes, I had the C++ lib in place and a nice step-by-step guide on how to use it
I asked claude to vibe code a system that will take all the keys and values from Railway (using their MCP)
So I asked Claude to fork the repo and fix all the bugs. A few hours later, it's working perfectly.
The code had effectively written its own exam, and it passed.
We didn’t argue about whether AI belongs in open source. We forked it and demonstrated what it can do.
I put together a 107-page spec, like I was some caffeine-addled PM from the 90s.
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