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Git Is Becoming an Execution Surface

Apr 3, 2026 12:00AM
6 min read
1273 words
Git Is Becoming an Execution Surface
Git metadata now crosses execution boundaries in CI and agentic systems, turning familiar repository fields into potential code execution inputs.

Mobuild Envuscator and Digitalis

Mar 30, 2026 12:00PM
6 min read
1149 words
Mobuild Envuscator and Digitalis
Two beerware-minded tools for reducing mobile configuration risk: one by hardening what ships in the client, the other by hardening what the backend is willing to deliver.

Anthesis Update: Memory, Governance, and Beyond the SDLC

Mar 27, 2026 12:00AM
13 min read
2656 words
Anthesis Update: Memory, Governance, and Beyond the SDLC
Anthesis has shifted from one-shot agent ambitions toward governed memory, adapter abstractions, loop orchestration, SSDF enforcement, and Git-native policy verification.

Quiet Presence: A Personal Reason for Building a Controlled Booking System

Mar 20, 2026 12:00AM
18 min read
3808 words
Quiet Presence: A Personal Reason for Building a Controlled Booking System
Why I built Quiet Presence, and how I used a small Cloudflare stack plus AI-assisted development to create a provider-controlled booking system with clear client preferences.

Why I Built Entrobert Music

Mar 20, 2026 12:00AM
7 min read
1369 words
Why I Built Entrobert Music
Why I built entrobertmusic.com as a music side hustle: to get more rehearsal and session-player experience, use more creative ideas, and open the door to audio software collaboration.

Threat Modeling AI as an Engineering Coprocessor

Mar 8, 2026 3:56PM
10 min read
2103 words
Threat Modeling AI as an Engineering Coprocessor
A practical threat model for AI-assisted and agentic software development across requirements, architecture, implementation, testing, and operations.

Fatherless: A Book and Movie Trilogy

Mar 5, 2026 12:00AM
6 min read
1105 words
Fatherless: A Book and Movie Trilogy
How the Fatherless trilogy idea formed, what influenced it, and why I think it matters.