Two tasks a night
The first night my AI overseer worked alone, every safety gate held. It just got nothing done: the whole budget went to cleaning up the system's own test debris.
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Notes from the engine room: how I build with AI agents in practice — the experiments, the ways of working, and the mistakes that taught me most.
Taste doesn't delegate
I let an AI model design my entire site to its own taste — and learned more from the verdict on the first attempt than from any design course: "It looks like an empty dev sandbox."
"Done" is not evidence
An amount in øre displayed as kroner — a hundred times too much, nicely formatted, green lights all the way. The bug was caught by a reviewer who had never seen the code before. By design.
I had an AI read 263 of our conversations. My self-image didn't survive.
A month of working sessions, trawled for patterns. The thing I feared turned out fine. The thing I trusted was leaking: half of my own ideas vanished without a trace.
The bug behind the green checkmark
The build log swore every page was static. The server rebuilt each one from scratch on every visit. An SEO audit of wybrandt.com turned into archaeology.