slaptijack

Decide when to expand an AI coding agent pilot using evidence about task fit, review capacity, ownership, support costs, and reversible rollout boundaries.

Make reliable engineering work the convenient default by investing in fast checks, paved paths, visible evidence, and clear escalation boundaries for people and AI coding agents.

Use a small set of platform health signals to locate costly engineering friction, choose an intervention, and verify whether the system improved.

Run an AI coding agent pilot as a bounded engineering decision by defining the evidence, guardrails, and stop conditions that would justify its next level of use.

Give AI coding agents a bounded change budget so teams can expand useful autonomy with evidence instead of granting broad repository access on faith.

Build fast local checks, explicit CI contracts, and clear escalation paths so AI coding agents can make small changes with evidence instead of optimistic guesses.

Measure AI-assisted engineering through flow, quality, learning, and customer outcomes instead of surveillance metrics that encourage activity without improving delivery.

Give AI-assisted changes a compact handoff contract that preserves evidence, makes the review boundary clear, and leaves consequential decisions with an accountable human.

Investigate a production issue or unfamiliar repository from the terminal without losing the commands, observations, and uncertainty a teammate needs to reproduce your reasoning.

Turn an AI coding agent's reconnaissance into a reviewable engineering plan by separating evidence from inference, naming decisions and risks, and defining validation before implementation begins.

Choose between Ghostty and iTerm2 by comparing the terminal responsibilities, compatibility needs, and migration cost that shape your daily development workflow.

Separate terminal rendering, durable sessions, and remote access so a context switch, disconnect, or laptop change does not turn active engineering work into a scavenger hunt.

Configure Ghostty on macOS with a small, documented setup that improves readability and key workflows without turning a terminal emulator into a fragile personal platform.

Move from iTerm2 to Ghostty without losing a productive Mac development workflow by preserving shell habits, validating terminal compatibility, and changing only the parts that improve daily work.

Place home Wi-Fi access points from a simple coverage map and real measurements, so work areas get reliable service without treating signal bars as a design plan.