Evolving Software

Articles

Essays exploring the philosophy, structure, and inevitable dynamics of systems that evolve.


Analysis · AI Agents · Evolving Software

From Craftsman to Agentic Leader

Software development is undergoing a role transformation. The developer as craftsman is giving way to the developer as agentic leader: directing, measuring, confirming, deciding. Claude Code is the clearest evidence that this shift is structural, not cyclical.

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Analysis · AI Agents · Autonomy

OpenClaw and the Shape of What Comes Next

In four months, an open-source AI agent went from a single developer's side project to 247,000 GitHub stars, hundreds of thousands of deployments, and a draft policy response from the Chinese government. What OpenClaw reveals about the trajectory of autonomous software is more interesting than the numbers.

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Essay · Technological History · Futures

The Pace of Everything

On how the speed of change has always exceeded our capacity to absorb it, and why this time may be structurally different.

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Essay · Perspectives

Beyond the Turing Horizon

When artificial intelligence stops being a tool we hold and becomes an entity that holds its own, and why the frameworks we build today determine whether we are ready for that moment.

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Philosophy · Framework

The Tao of Evolving Software

What the ancient philosophy of the Tao Te Ching reveals about the architecture of emergence — and why the oldest wisdom maps perfectly onto the newest framework.

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