Parallel Agents with Ralph
My typical workflow now involves 2-3 agents running in parallel terminals. One finishes, I feed it a new goal, and it’s off again. PRs get auto-merged. The cycle repeats.
AI-assisted development journal
My typical workflow now involves 2-3 agents running in parallel terminals. One finishes, I feed it a new goal, and it’s off again. PRs get auto-merged. The cycle repeats.
I just merged rel-09 into Ikigai. The headline feature was the web tools; search through brave or google plus a web fetch tool.
People ask how I can trust code that an AI writes.
Coverage checks were failing on GitHub Actions but passing locally. Both systems reported lcov 2.0-1.
When you hand off a task to another person, you reduce their cognitive load by giving them clear, consistent information. The same principle applies to AI agents.
I told a coworker recently: “With AI, if you’re looking at the source code, you’re doing it wrong.”
Welcome to the Ikigai Devlog! This is where we’ll be documenting the journey of building Ikigai, following along with development progress, design decisions, and the techniques and tools being used along the way.