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How I shipped 83 releases in 64 days with AI coding agentsClaude Code, Codex and Cursor wrote code beside me on Scenri. Two decisions were never theirs to make.
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- An experiment: a town where my coding agents live
Open pull requests, built as roadworks587
- A live Figma preview is a filter, a debounce and a counter
Debounce on edits inside the frame100 ms
- A second device is a second user: every button needs an owner
Sessions passed, so the report read healthy9 of 10
- Cancel has to be checked after every await
Each one needs its own abort checkawait
- Chips in a text box: let the browser own the selection
Editable element for the whole brief1
- Fine in the terminal, hung in the app: nobody read its stdout
Pipe buffer, full with nobody reading64 KB
- Five walls of the Figma plugin sandbox, and the way round each
Walls in the sandbox5
- Four kinds of waiting were wearing one gold shimmer
Kinds of waiting under one gold shimmer4
- The download took 5 seconds. The first picture took 11
Seconds to the first picture, before the fix11
- When users bring their own AI, their plan is your budget
Of the user's five-hour window, per image5-9%
- A Claude Code plugin took 20-page brand reports off my desk
Pages per report, 4 to 6 a month~20
- I deleted the headline feature three weeks after shipping it
From headline feature to its cut21 days
- Small tests liked a prompt rule. A blind test killed it.
Plain prompt wins, rule wins, ties6 · 3 · 3