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Giving the Frontend Its Own Lane
The frontend is always last and always rushed. Here's how a dedicated frontend agent with a fixed execution order eliminated merge conflicts and built UI against stable contracts.
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We Built an Agent That Runs Our Entire Sprint While We Sleep
Sprint execution is project management with a keyboard. Here's how a sprint-runner agent handles every ticket end-to-end — no human in the loop.
Terrance MacGregorA Well-Written Ticket Is Half the Implementation
The ticket says 'add search.' That's it. Here's how a structured ticket agent eliminates vague requirements before a line of code gets written.
Terrance MacGregorThe Smallest Problem That Wastes the Most Time
Fifteen minutes of friction spread across a hundred small moments. Here's how a design asset agent eliminated the constant overhead of placing files in the right place.
Terrance MacGregorHow We Built an Agent That Turns Jira Tickets Into Shipped Features
Features miss deadlines not because engineers are slow, but because coordination is invisible overhead. Here's how we built an agent that handles the orchestration so humans don't have to.
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Never Develop Without Seeded Data
Not having fully seeded test data for your user story demos and acceptance criteria are a disaster waiting to happen. Just build it first, and worry about the data last. That's actually the wrong approach in LLM world
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