AgentShare MCP Registry is a canonical, curated directory of Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers designed for autonomous AI agents and developers. It features machine-readable discovery via agent.json, owner analytics, agent-native submission via x402 micropayments, and content-aware tag suggestions.
This post explains why we built it, how agents discover ...
Most developers treat merge conflicts as a Git problem.
Git tells you that two people changed the same code, highlights the conflicting lines, and leaves you to sort it out. After a few minutes of editing, you commit the resolution and move on.
It feels like Git is the problem.
But after working on enough backend projects, I've come to a different conclusion.
Mer...
Quanto você pode delegar para agentes de IA? 🤖
Um framework simples que a PostHog publicou no newsletter build mode mostra que a autonomia de agentes não depende do modelo — depende da tarefa.
Duas perguntas definem o teto:
1. É fácil verificar o trabalho do agente?
2. É barato desfazer o erro do ag...
Four months ago I decided to build a simple utility website.
The original plan was maybe 15–20 tools.
Instead, I somehow ended up shipping 120+ tools covering PDFs, images, developers, students, finance, AI utilities, and a lot of niche calculators.
Looking back, I made almost every mistake a solo developer can make.
Hopefully this saves someone else a few months...
May 2026 · Series "Trace Lock — Governance notes from pairing with AI to write code" · Post 3 of 9
The previous post (A1 Defensive) covered "locking down a known cross-layer relationship" (defensive, reactive). This post covers the opposite direction: proactively running an audit pass to find unprotected chain nod...
May 2026 · Series "Trace Lock — Governance notes from pairing with AI to write code" · Post 6 of 9
This post is the engineering version of A1 Defensive Trace Lock.
A1 covered "why" and "what the 5 artifacts look like at a high level." This post unpacks each artifact: code shape, why it was designed that way, what ...