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I make products alone, with AI. This is how it goes.
Contact
Using something I made, or making a product alone too? Write. I'm glad to trade notes on anything.
contact@edgelog.devWork
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Tuned in development
Tennis impact sensor, Tuned Dot, on nRF54L15 and Zephyr, with a Flutter app.
Latest log What I Don't Hand Off to My AI Team Get notified → -
NeuroTerm maintained
Serial and SSH terminal for embedded developers who work with coding agents. Terminal Use lets the agent read and type on your board; Work memory keeps each board's record.
Latest log How I Keep Speed, Quality and Intent with AI Agents neuroterm.dev → -
harness-maker maintained
Project-shaped agent harness. On PyPI, grade-gated review.
Latest log Intent-Based Development GitHub →
Research
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EmbedEvalLLM benchmark for embedded firmware. 267 cases, 5-layer eval.
Latest note What to Hand Over, Where to Stop It GitHub →
Recent essays
All essays →- How I Keep Speed, Quality and Intent with AI Agents I build NeuroTerm, an embedded terminal, alone with Claude Code and Codex. Written intents and a two-week release train keep speed, quality and intent.
- Why I Started Building NeuroTerm My agents could not see the board's serial console, so I carried the logs. NeuroTerm takes over that job and keeps up as the technology changes.
- Making What I Don't Fully Understand I don't fully understand the products I make. We always used things we couldn't see into, for reasons we trusted. As those reasons fade, what remains?
- I Don't Know My Philosophy Yet I spent years building whatever the requirements said. Making my own products, I found I needed a philosophy. I have none yet, so I write to find it.
- harness-maker: Intent-Based Development I write down my product's job and principles, then return to them each time I choose, specify and judge a feature. Notes from my tennis product, Tuned.