The redaction-pattern example ironically named the real classified codename and a
real internal admin URL in a public post. Genericized both to placeholders
(<internal-codename>, admin.<internal-domain>) — the example still illustrates the
pattern format without leaking. Rebuilt HTML.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Voice-to-agent pipelines for real-time bug reporting during playtesting — how speaking bugs while looking at the screen collapses the gap between noticing and tracking.
Merged overlapping posts:
- forking-gitea + fork-dont-build → one post about the fork philosophy
- fal-image-generation + image-generation-fal → one post about AI art pipeline
Rewrote all posts with external/public voice:
- Stronger hooks, concrete examples, punchier language
- agentic-workflow: restructured around soul files + skills + numbers
- agent-harness: clearer framing of 'what an agent harness is'
- cloud-harness: tighter narrative about overnight agents
- godot-optimisation: same depth, sharper opening
- pre-commit-agent: clearer architecture, cost breakdown
- studio-cli: reframed around identity/cold-start problem
- blog-visual-upgrade: tightened the restyle story
10 posts total (9 markdown + 1 hand-authored HTML)
Single public-facing post that tells the complete Pi autonomy story:
- Part 1: Retiring the hardcoded supervisor (1,050 lines deleted)
replaced by composable oracle-backed pi-flows with 5 gates
(build, test, behaviour, feel, visual)
- Part 2: The CI integrator — agents that watch CI, read failure
logs, and fix their own broken builds (tinqs-ci extension)
- Combined stack: flow engine → gates → sub-agents → CI loop
- SVG gate pipeline + deletion bar diagrams preserved via
build.js <!--raw--> passthrough
- Removed old separate pi-ci-integrator post; pi-flow-native-brain
is now a proper .md source (replaces hand-authored HTML)
build.js + templates copied from docs, 11 posts built to 14 HTML files.
Generated by local Pi orchestrator task.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Engineering blog and AI agent skills from Tinqs Studio —
an agent harness for game development.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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