“Unimatrix Zero: where individual drones regain their identity within the collective.” — Star Trek: Voyager In Part 2, the Collective gave us upstream inheritance — one team’s knowledge flowin...

“We are the Borg. We will add your technological distinctiveness to our own.” — The Borg, Star Trek: The Next Generation In Part 1, I set up my first Squad on an internal project called the pr...

By now you know the story. In Part 0, I told you how Squad became the first productivity system I didn’t abandon after three days. Now I’ll show you how Ralph and my Star Trek crew assimilated my b...

I’m Not an Organized Person Let me start with a confession: I’m not an organized guy. Never have been. I’ve tried everything. Notion with its beautifully nested pages and databases. Microsoft Pla...

I needed a demo video for my Hackathon 2026 project — an internal CLI tool at Microsoft. Twelve commands, live terminal recordings, synchronized narration, animated title cards, the whole thing. In...

I’ve been using GitHub Copilot CLI + Squad as my daily driver for coding — it edits files, runs commands, searches my codebase, all from the terminal. But I kept running into the same frustration: ...

I’ve been running multiple AI agents in parallel using Git worktrees for a while now, and it’s been a productivity multiplier. But recently I stumbled upon Squad—a framework by Brady Gaster that le...

In my previous post about Git worktrees, I showed how to run multiple AI agents in parallel, each working on different features in separate worktrees. Aspire is a game-changer for AI-assisted devel...

If you’re working with Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers in AI assistants like Roo Code or GitHub Copilot, you’ve probably encountered this frustrating scenario: You configure an MCP server, the...

I spend a lot of time driving. During those drives, I often open ChatGPT on my phone (hands-free, voice mode) to brainstorm architecture decisions or research technical approaches for problems I’m ...