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Boris Cherny hasn't written a line of code in 2026. He writes loops that write code. This is a field guide to the species of the prompt safari, the loops that replaced prompting, and why building the machine matters more than feeding it.
A single command that decomposes a plan, spins up parallel sub-agents in isolated git worktrees, runs QA, tracks costs, and delivers a tabbed HTML report. Here is how /buildthis works, why I built it, and how to install it.
Travis Kalanick just raised $1.7B for a company called Atoms. His framework for atoms-based computation reveals why software moats are eroding and physical-world companies are becoming the most defensible businesses of the next decade.
Boris Cherny published a framework for AI adoption that maps the journey from gated access to thousands of autonomous agents. Most engineering teams think they are further along than they are. Here is how to tell where you actually stand.