Alistair Croll
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Author (@leananalytics w/@byosko; @evilenough w/@emilyjaneross) & functional government (https://t.co/VxlcQTLkzX). I chaired that conference you went to that didn’t suck.
@airesearch12 💯 @ Spec-driven development It's the limit of imperative -> declarative transition, basically being declarative entirely. Relatedly my mind was recently blown by dbreunig.com/2026/01/08/a-s… , extreme and early but inspiring example.
since /z80 is public and now it’s possible to essentially clone any company i don’t see any benefit to hide source code, progress status and even the specifications behind 🧵the weaving loom🧵 here you go, it’s on GitHub for now github.com/ghuntley/loom if your name is not geoffrey huntley; do not use loom. everything will change wildly and at almost zero notice via ralph loops. loom is the ralph loop orchestrator that has been in my head for the last year and that i have rebuilt many times over. the reason i share the code really comes down to by building in the open and it makes it easier for me to teach concepts, ideas and put names on techniques that don’t even have words to formally describe them. nay sayers will say it’s not possible to build something with zero code review where agents have sudo to automatically deploy like yeggie; i’m here to prove them wrong but i’m taking it N steps further. the last 40 years of computing and software engineering practices were developed for humans. we can invalidate anything. we have a new computer now. watch it get build 😎 it’ll be easier for folks to pick problems with the codebase as it’s now but what i want you to remember - any such issues can be solved with another highly targeted ralph loop and there’s many i have yet to do. it’s time to stitch all the components together and build autonomous recursive outcomes.
