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Building and testing human in the loop behavior

Building and testing human in the loop behavior

Coding models are trained to be useful. Coding harnesses turn that usefulness into momentum: inspect the repo, make a reasonable assumption, edit the code, run the tests, keep going.

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Typed Collaboration

Typed Collaboration

The way software teams communicate was designed for neither humans nor machines. It was bad for us for years, and now it is incompatible with the AI that writes most...

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Why I plan with a coding agent in Uclusion, not chat

Why I plan with a coding agent in Uclusion, not chat

I’m David, a founder at Uclusion. This is how I work with my coding agent every day, and why I think you’ll want to work this way too.

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AI rules and MCP help even without Uclusion

AI rules and MCP help even without Uclusion

Part of Uclusion’s AI collaboration isn’t really about Uclusion at all. It comes down to two pieces you can build for almost any system:

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Why Uclusion over Kanban boards, Slack, and Jira

Why Uclusion over Kanban boards, Slack, and Jira

Even though they were invented in the 1990s Python and Java are still useful languages, but other old inventions, like Scrum, group chat, and Kanban boards have no place in...

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