May 18, 2026 · Iván Etchart
The Economics of Software Engineering in the Age of Agents
A study on how AI is repricing engineering work, why the impact is uneven, and where the value of human engineering judgment is concentrating.
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Apr 8, 2026 · Martín Fernández
Open Source Became More Reachable. The Standard Didn't.
AI lowered the barrier to contributing to open source. It didn't lower the standard. Here's what a month of contributions across Bun, Prisma, Bottlerocket, and WebKit taught us about what that actually means.
Mar 26, 2026 · Iván Etchart
The Quality Gate AI Agents Can't Game
Unit tests with mocks can't catch an AI agent that confidently ships broken behavior. Gherkin scenarios backed by real integrations can. Here's what ten months of that looks like.
Mar 12, 2026 · Martín Fernández
The Speed You Can't Ship
AI writes code in minutes. Then the pipeline takes over — and the speed disappears. Most teams are optimizing the wrong side of the equation.
Mar 4, 2026 · Damián Arrillaga
The Bottleneck Flipped
We invested heavily in working around AI limitations. Now the AI waits for us. The bottleneck flipped, and most teams haven't noticed.
Feb 11, 2026 · Martín Fernández
Context is King. Long Live the Monorepo.
One feature. Twenty-five files. Six packages. Over a thousand lines in a single pull request. In a multi-repo setup, that's six contexts and a human to stitch them together. In the monorepo, the agent shipped it coherently.
Jan 19, 2026 · Martín Fernández
Introducing Dap
After four years of building software alongside our customers, we're building something to make those partnerships deeper. Here's why.