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At OSFF New York I showed how FINOS CALM can enforce the FINOS SDLC Common Controls on pull requests written by AI agents, using Kosli's ergo to explain every decision. The code, slides and demo video are all in the repo.

One agent at a time isn't enough any more. Meet Kingston Falls: a crowd of coding agents on cloud VMs, steered from Slack, with the three rules from the film designed in as real mechanisms.

A family trip planner went from a Claude Design mock-up to a live, auth-gated, RLS-secured app, built and operated end-to-end by an AI agent across Vercel, Supabase and Google Cloud, entirely on free tiers. Here's why the discipline mattered more than the speed.

Why the AI-generated enterprise software, built rapidly and without rigorous structural foundations, is destined to become the ultimate Zombie Architecture.

Why the AI threat doesn't need to compile to crash the market. The macro-economic implications of agentic coding.

Why static architecture diagrams are like the undead, and how to fix them with code-based architecture.

Roadmapper generates a live SVG visualization of your roadmap based on GitHub issues labels. No auth required, just labels.

We are entering the era of the AI Architect, but LLMs need structured data to be effective. Enter CALM (Common Architecture Language Model).

Exploring how agentic AI can help solve real world problems.

Exploring how AI and ChatGPT can help solve one of architecture's biggest challenges - keeping documentation up to date and integrated with development workflows.

Introducing the FINOS Architecture as Code working group and the vision for codifying software architecture in a readable, version-controlled codebase.