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Eric Brookfield
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Eric Brookfield is a design engineer and applied-AI practitioner writing about agentic workflows. He runs a small fleet of AI agents that build and ship real software — multi-tenant SaaS and tools for growers and wind energy.
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- How to Evaluate AI-Generated Assets for Client Work
Jul 23, 2026 · original
The client asks the question while you're still setting up the presentation. "Is this AI?" They say it lightly, like they're asking about the coffee. But there's weight behind it, and you both know it... - The Codebase Was the Brief
Jul 14, 2026 · original
I asked an agent to make a hero video for Argus. I gave it the codebase, the landing pages, the documentation. I did not give it a creative direction, a shot list, a mood board, or a script. I said, m... - I Stopped Prompting AI and Started Managing It. A Paperclip Field Report on Agentic Workflows.
Mar 28, 2026 · original
I'm an engineer and builder juggling multiple software projects at once. Earlier this year, I started using [Paperclip](https://paperclip.ing), an open-source agent orchestration platform, to manage t... - Give Your Agent a Mailbox
Mar 25, 2026 · original
I spent a few hours tonight giving my AI assistant an email address. Not so it could write emails for me. Not to pipe newsletters through Claude and get summaries. I gave it an email address so that w... - A Second Pair of Eyes (Made of API Calls)
Mar 9, 2026 · original
Anthropic [announced Code Review for Claude Code](https://www.threads.com/@claudeai/post/DVrOfogkWbV) this week. When a PR opens, Claude dispatches agents to hunt for bugs. I've been doing this since ... - Inbox Unsullied
Feb 25, 2026 · original
975 emails in the confirm queue. Not spam — the classifier handled spam. Not shipping notifications or LinkedIn job alerts — it handled those too. These were the ambiguous ones, the ones Claude wasn't... - The CI That Fixes Itself
Feb 24, 2026 · original
The development loop I've landed on for [Picket](https://sellwithpicket.com): I write the spec. Claude turns the spec into tests. Claude turns the tests into code. The code ships to CI. If anything br... - I Let Claude Read My Email
Feb 20, 2026 · original
I had over seven thousand unread emails in my inbox. Not spam — [Fastmail](https://join.fastmail.com/87aac080) handles spam fine. These were the other kind. The ones that exist only to be ignored. Lin... - The Easiest Hard Thing I've Ever Built
Feb 13, 2026 · original
I wrote [a post on Monday](/2026/02/10/a-hundred-commits-and-a-nap.html) about shipping a hundred commits in a week and collapsing into bed. Then I woke up Tuesday and did it again. This isn't part tw... - A Hundred Commits and a Nap
Feb 10, 2026 · original
I shipped about a hundred commits last week. Multi-tenant architecture, self-service signup, Stripe billing with tier enforcement, a marketing site with features and pricing pages, product screenshots... - Vaporwave Sunglasses and the Polyend Play+
Feb 4, 2026 · original
I have 8,597 audio samples. Kicks, snares, synths, weird textures I downloaded once and forgot about. They live in folders named "Drums_Final_v2" and "MISC_GOOD" and "sort_later." The Polyend Play+ is... - Back to GitHub Actions
Feb 1, 2026 · original
Remember when I was excited about [self-hosted CI on Fly.io](/2026/01/31/self-hosted-ci-flyio.html)? That lasted about 24 hours. The setup worked. The runner registered, jobs ran, tests passed. But th... - Self-hosted CI on Fly.io for $5/month
Jan 31, 2026 · original
I wanted to use WarpBuild for faster CI, but it only works for organization repos. Mine's personal. So I needed another option. GitHub Actions works fine, but I'm burning through minutes on E2E tests.... - The Questions Shaped the Answer
Jan 25, 2026 · original
I asked an AI to help me reimagine my personal site. Not redesign — reimagine. I didn't describe a vision or list requirements. I just said "reimagine what a personal website can be." The AI didn't ge... - The stack you know is probably the right stack
Jan 21, 2026 · original
I was recently putting together a payment processing flow. The kind of form where you collect user info, maybe some additional details from a third party, process a deposit via Authorize.Net, send con... - Whenever I get down on my job, I need to remember I've incorporated command line tools called '...
Jul 17, 2024 · original
Whenever I get down on my job, I need to remember I've incorporated command line tools called '[asdf](https://github.com/asdf-vm/asdf)' and '[thefuck](https://github.com/nvbn/thefuck)' into my regular... - HTML, CSS, and JavaScript is now punk
May 30, 2024 · original
If you're in a web development job where you find yourself occasionally writing HTML, CSS and Javascript in the style of what may be disparagingly called *spaghetti code* — code that presumably works ... - the internet was good to me today...
Apr 4, 2024 · original
the internet was good to me today - Everything is amazing, nobody is happy
Feb 22, 2024 · original
Did you never tell your phone, "Hey Siri, scan a document," and then watch it pull up the document scanning UI? You didn't buy an app, you weren't marketed to or tracked, you didn't do anything except... - We moved to a JiT model for laundry and it a) is better and b) sure makes it look like I have t...
Jan 31, 2024 · original
We moved to a JiT model for laundry and it a) is better and b) sure makes it look like I have too many clothes.
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