Scott Spence
Product engineer and Svelte consultant in the UK; writes about SvelteKit, coding agents and Linux at scottspence.com.
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Their wordsDiagnostics are the reason to have it. Type errors come back after an edit without anything having to ask for them, and that's the one thing here grep can't do.
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Their wordsAn instruction only works while someone, or something, reads it. A check with a clear error message works for whoever is on the project next.
↗What Happened to My Coding Agent Guardrails After I Leftscottspence.com
- 9 days earlier
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Their wordsModels are good with a CLI, and they can run --help when they're unsure.
↗Give Coding Agents Your Project Docs With node:sqlite and FTS5scottspence.com
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Their wordsThat doesn't mean MCP is dead. When a tool needs secrets or auth, an MCP server is still the right place to keep them
↗I Built 21 MCP Tools. These Are the 2 I Still Usescottspence.com 1st of 3 in this piece
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Their wordsBut for the kind of tools I was building, the models have come on so well that on a lot of occasions there isn't really a need for one.
↗I Built 21 MCP Tools. These Are the 2 I Still Usescottspence.com 2nd of 3 in this piece
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Their wordsSQLite is the AI engineer's workhorse. There's nothing to set up. Chuck a file in and off you go, and start doing stuff with it straight away.
↗I Built 21 MCP Tools. These Are the 2 I Still Usescottspence.com 3rd of 3 in this piece