Rust, agents, and stuff that broke along the way.
I'm Rob. I build blockchain infrastructure, WebAssembly systems, observability tooling, and AI agent workflows. The results go on YouTube and the blog.
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Finding redundant Rust tests with per-test coverage 02 Nov 2026 How per-test LLVM coverage, set comparisons, and assertion review find redundant Rust tests, and why matching coverage alone cannot justify deletion. -
Rust got left behind on Supabase, so I built supabase-rp 22 Oct 2026 TypeScript gets generated types and typed queries on Supabase. Rust's usual answer, SQLx, goes around the API and RLS. supabase-rp closes the gap. -
Laya beat my Rust game. So did random picks. 09 Oct 2026 Laya, a small 421M-parameter AI model, won 0 of 10 floors in my Rust game. Once Rust did the moving, it won 10 of 10. So did a bot picking at random. -
Code Review Is Becoming Team Alignment 06 Jul 2026 AI makes code cheaper to write, so review has to move from inspecting every line to keeping the team aligned on intent, risk, and rollout. -
Writing Software You Don't Run 17 Jun 2026 Patterns for building CLIs, protocols, and customer-hosted agents when old data, old binaries, and old users keep existing.
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