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ozan d39e9b9534 merge: combine pi-flow-native-brain + pi-ci-integrator into one post
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)
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Tinqs Studio Blog

Engineering blog from Tinqs Studio --- a game development platform built on a Gitea fork with 3D asset preview, LFS-first workflows, AI agent tools, and creative pipelines for game teams.

We're building Tinqs Studio while using it to make our own game --- a survival colony sim in Godot 4. These posts cover what we've learned along the way.

Posts

Skills

Reusable AI agent playbooks. Each skill is a markdown file that teaches an AI agent (Cursor, Claude Code, etc.) a specific workflow. Drop them into your .cursor/skills/ directory.

What are skills?

Skills are structured markdown files that give AI coding assistants step-by-step procedures for complex workflows. Instead of explaining the same process every session, you write it once and the agent follows it. Think of them as runbooks for AI agents.

License

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