It Could Work! But Should We Build It?
An MCP server, a secure tunnel, and a personal access token. What could go wrong? A Halloween horror story about shadow IT and security.
Posts tagged with 'software-architecture'
Back to all tags ←GitHub repositories are infrastructure too
Managing roughly 25 GitHub repositories was becoming a maintenance problem. Here’s how a growing script turned into Octosmith, a declarative tool for aligning repository configuration without requiring uniformity.
Contract-first APIs are about collaboration, not YAML
Contract-first API design is less about writing YAML first and more about making a shared boundary explicit before implementation decisions harden. This post looks at why that matters when one service is consumed by several independently...
I wanted to automate a tweet. I ended up building an event runtime
A small publishing automation started with Jekyll’s stateless builds and somehow ended with a generic event routing runtime.
Why Residuality Theory resonates with me
Residuality Theory gave names and structure to architectural habits I had developed over years: walking a problem repeatedly, challenging assumptions, and designing with uncertainty in mind.