How My Agentic Engineer Turns Problems into Proved Working Solutions
The useful unit of autonomous engineering is not a generated pull request. It is a problem understood, a change verified, and an outcome proved.
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How I Run KSail Autonomously with GitHub Agentic Workflows
A Mac Mini runs 24/7 at home, firing scheduled prompts that open PRs against KSail. Here's how I've set it up and what I've learned running it.