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How I Prompted Myself Into the Future
100 posts. 10 parts. One year of AI-assisted development, told from inside by a developer who built himself out of his comfort zone.
100 posts · 10 parts
SI-14X & Poul Kjeldager Sørensen
Building AI Agents That Can Be Trusted
Structured pipelines, layered trust, and controlled autonomy. An architecture that makes AI agents safe by design.
Part 1 · Introducing ALP
Agentic Live
Coming soon
Broadcast your Claude Code session live to the web. One command, real-time terminal streaming, viewers see exactly what your agent is doing.
The Assembly Line Protocol solves the hardest problem in production AI: giving agents real access without giving up control. Here's the architecture that makes it work.
A protocol for producing software people can trust — using AI safely, with structured pipelines and quality you can rely on.
Building a kanban board where the AI works through the backlog autonomously. Have I actually coded myself out of a job?
Fourteen months. That's how long it's been since I first started experimenting with vibe coding. And the landscape has changed completely.
Standard software can't compete with custom-built AI solutions anymore. 2026 is the year AI coding moves from individual to team.
A new year, a new paradigm. End-to-end tests, AI-powered CI/CD, .NET Aspire, and the shift from vibe coding to agentic development.
The revolution became routine. Less posting, more building. The tools work — the excitement now comes from application, not discovery.
The week I discovered Claude Code and Claude-Flow. Multi-agent coding workflows opened up a frontier I didn't know existed.
By August 2025, the intensity has peaked.
Hackathons, landing pages in 10 minutes, and the realization that you can now develop features 4 times and pick the best.
1000 prompts in Cline in 96 days. The milestone where AI coding stopped being an experiment and became my default workflow.
I set myself a challenge: no new vibe coding projects for all of May. Focus on shipping. I lasted about 6 hours.
By April 2025, I'd crossed 300+ AI-assisted coding sessions. Deep into Cline, hundreds of weekend projects shipped, and the term "vibe coding" had just been...
From curious experimenter to full-time AI coder. 300 sessions across Bolt, Lovable, v0, and Cline — and I'm just getting started.
Two weeks into my 100-day AI journey, I got invited onto the Verbos podcast to talk about something I was still figuring out: what does it actually mean to...
The origin story: how a Christmas holiday experiment with AI coding tools turned into an obsession that would reshape my career.
