
Migrating this site to EmDash
This site has changed CMS more times than I can count since 2003. This time I moved to EmDash on Cloudflare, and the reason is that most of my building now happens alongside an AI agent.
Read moreBob Wise, Heroku general manager and Salesforce EVP:
Our product, engineering, and security teams are spending an extraordinary amount of effort to manage fraud and abuse of the Heroku free product plans. In order to focus our resources on delivering mission-critical capabilities for customers, we will be phasing out our free plan for Heroku Dynos, free plan for Heroku Postgres, and free plan for Heroku Data for Redis®, as well as deleting inactive accounts.
Starting October 26, 2022, we will begin deleting inactive accounts and associated storage for accounts that have been inactive for over a year. Starting November 28, 2022, we plan to stop offering free product plans and plan to start shutting down free dynos and data services. We will be sending out a series of email communications to affected users.

This site has changed CMS more times than I can count since 2003. This time I moved to EmDash on Cloudflare, and the reason is that most of my building now happens alongside an AI agent.
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I wanted a simple dashboard that showed me events as they happened, so I wrote a quick little Astro app. It grew into Get Butters: a real-time event feed with a REST API, a CLI, insight cards and push alerts.
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Once four agents can edit the same repo, architecture stops being the hard problem and coordination starts. The five roles I run and what each one is forbidden to touch, why every handoff goes through a file, a worktree script so agents stop racing, and the failure modes worth naming.
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