Local AI Can Code But, Can You Actually Work With It?

A few days ago, Unsloth made Qwen3.8-27B available, and I downloaded it to run locally with Ollama. I had heard about the benchmarks for this model, so naturally it caught my attention right away. Not because running an LLM on your own computer is still something new, but because we are starting to see relatively … Read more

Passare dal prompt engineering al project engineering: perché BMAD cambia il modo di lavorare con l’AI

Quando usi un coding agent, la tentazione più naturale è partire dal risultato. “Costruiscimi un’applicazione che faccia questo.“ Descrivi la funzionalità, magari indichi linguaggio e framework preferiti, lasci che l’AI cominci a lavorare. Dopo poco compaiono la struttura del progetto, il database, alcune API, l’interfaccia, forse anche una prima serie di test. Il risultato può … Read more

No PM. No Jira hell. No role-play “AI teams”: I am building an AI dev crew that actually ships code.

While building OtterForm, I had one of those moments where AI felt like a superpower and a limitation at the same time. At the beginning it is incredible with features that moved fast, boilerplate disappeared, and it genuinely felt like we had added another developer to the team. But as OtterForm grew into a real … Read more

Got sick of googling for dev tools every day, so I made this…

https://onlinetoolshed.net/

This project began because I was fed up with constantly bookmarking website after website to remember where I saw that pesky little utility… Need to convert JSON? Google it. Need to format some XML? Google it again. Need to create a UUID? Once more, you got it… google, click through 3 ad-riddled websites, and discover … Read more