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On AI agents, engineering at scale, and the things I learn while building. Some posts live here, others are published elsewhere.

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May 18, 2026

State Runtime — Can a Hybrid SSM Be the Application?

I built a web app where the only state is the hidden state of a Mamba/Transformer hybrid. No backend routes, no React useState — just a model, a Postgres, and a WebSocket. What worked, what didn't, and the two things that almost killed it: model intelligence and decode speed.

Research
May 10, 2026

DeepVector — How Much Retrieval Signal Lives in Mamba's Latent State?

I spent two weeks asking whether Codestral-Mamba-7B's hidden states are good enough for code retrieval without training. Mean-pooling is a disaster, MaxSim recovers a 35× lift, and four different frozen architectures all fail to beat it. The thing that finally worked wasn't more architecture — it was composing the latents with tree-sitter and an LLM.

Research
May 6, 2026·Tandemu Blog

AI Code Ratio Benchmarks: What Percentage of AI-Generated Code Is Healthy?

0-20% barely used, 20-60% healthy, 60-90% heavy, 90%+ rigorous review. Benchmark ranges for AI-to-manual code ratio — and the drift metric that matters more than the absolute number.

EngineeringExternal
May 2, 2026

autoportfolio — A Stateful AI Portfolio Manager for Claude Code

I open-sourced an autonomous portfolio manager that runs as a Claude Code plugin. Interactive trading sessions, overnight monitor mode, multi-currency P&L, all driven by a single instruction file. Inspired by Karpathy's autoresearch.

Open Source
April 17, 2026

nextjs-indexnow — Ping Bing and Yandex Every Time You Deploy a Next.js Site

I published an open-source Next.js plugin that submits new and changed URLs to IndexNow after every build. Zero sitemap dependency, Turbopack-safe, diff-based. Here's why it exists and how it works.

Open Source
April 8, 2026

Launching the Lab — Free AI Templates, Prompts & Agent Blueprints

I rebuilt my personal website from a static portfolio into a creator hub. Today I'm opening the Lab — a free resource library with AI agent templates, trading prompts, and starter kits.

Announcement
April 4, 2026·Tandemu Blog

Friction Detection: How to Identify When AI Coding Assistants Waste Developer Time

AI tools fail silently. Your DevEx dashboard can't tell a productive session from a prompt loop. Friction detection is the missing metric.

AIExternal
April 2, 2026·Tandemu Blog

How to Detect AI-Generated vs. Human-Written Code at the Commit Level

Legacy SEI tools guess whether code is AI-generated from IDE telemetry. First-party attribution gives you deterministic, per-file ground truth without monitoring developers.

EngineeringExternal
March 31, 2026·Tandemu Blog

Beyond the Prompt: Why Your AI Teammate Needs a Memory

Most AI coding tools operate in a vacuum. Tandemu introduces persistent memory that learns your style, adapts to your personality, and gives leads real metrics.

AIExternal
February 2022·Packt Publishing

Full-Stack Web Development with GraphQL and React — 2nd Edition

Second and overhauled guide to building a scalable, production-ready full-stack application using React, Apollo, Node.js, Express, GraphQL, Sequelize, and AWS-based CI/CD.

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January 2019·Packt Publishing

Full-Stack Web Development with GraphQL and React

Practical guide to building a scalable, production-ready application using React, Apollo, Node.js, Express, and GraphQL.

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