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AI Productivity Explosion: Are We Ready for the Decision Bottleneck?

2025-04-27

AI is exponentially scaling the production side of knowledge work, but our decision-making tools and rituals remain stuck in the past. This creates bottlenecks in everything from code reviews to roadmapping. AI excels at production, but humans are left with a massive backlog of tasks to evaluate, approve, or modify. This leads to decreased job satisfaction and, more importantly, existing tools can't handle the surge in work generated by AI. We need to redesign workflows, focusing on high-velocity decision-making rather than production, or we'll drown in AI-generated tasks.

Automating Bug Fixes with Multi-LLM Agent Clusters: Cheaper Than You Think

2025-04-13

This post details a novel approach to automated bug fixing using multiple large language models (LLMs). By integrating Asana, the Aider coding agent, and a Sublayer agent, the system automatically triggers three LLMs (GPT-4o, Claude 3.5 Sonnet, and Gemini 2.0 Flash) to attempt fixing the same bug. Each attempt runs in a separate Git branch, resulting in multiple pull requests. This 'wasteful inference' approach proves surprisingly cheap and efficient, offering redundancy and diverse solutions. Even if one model fails, others might succeed, providing alternative approaches. This experiment showcases the potential of this multi-model, automated, low-cost bug fixing, hinting at a paradigm shift in future development.

MonkeysPaw: An LLM-Powered, Intention-Driven Web Framework

2025-04-06

MonkeysPaw is a revolutionary Ruby web framework that disrupts traditional web development. Instead of writing HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, developers describe page content using natural language; the framework generates complete web pages based on the LLM's interpretation of the intent. This makes development faster and more efficient, but also presents challenges like performance and accuracy. MonkeysPaw represents a new way of developing in an AI-first world, prioritizing content and using natural language as code, lowering the barrier between thought and implementation.