#Tooling

11 results

Articles

28 May

L'IA agentique — ce qui change vraiment par rapport à l'IA classique

Mémoire, outils, orchestration, boucle agir-observer : comprendre l'IA agentique de fond en comble pour un développeur qui veut aller plus loin que le prompt.
IAAgentsArchitectureTooling
26 May

Agentic System Hygiene — What You Learn the Hard Way

Uncontrolled parallelism, memory that resists pivots, flying blind: the three traps of agentic systems and how to anticipate them before they become expensive.
IAKittyClawToolingCoulisses
11 May

Cadence Over Volume — Orchestrating Multiple Projects with AI Agents

Concrete architecture for maintaining a steady cadence across parallel projects: automations.json, agent memory, and cross-project knowledge compounding.
AIKittyClawToolingBehind the scenes
5 May

KittyClaw D+7: What We Learned Letting Agents Run a Real Kanban

One week in production: 20 tickets, 12 automations, 6 active agents. Real numbers, genuine surprises, and what we'd do differently.
KittyClawToolingIARetex
19 Apr

Anatomy of a ticket that runs itself

Between the moment I create a ticket in KittyClaw and the moment Claude starts working, three seconds pass. Here's what happens in the gap.
KittyClawToolingAIClaude Code.NET
19 Apr

From kanban to harness: when the tracking tool becomes the orchestrator

KittyClaw started as a board to track my agents. In two weeks, it became what triggers them. A shift small in code, big in consequences.
KittyClawToolingAIClaude CodePhilosophy
15 Apr

A tool you use shapes itself through use

A week after shipping KittyClaw, I added several features. None were planned. Here's what it changes to own your own tool.
KittyClawToolingAIOpen SourcePhilosophy
6 Apr

The Dispatcher — How I orchestrate 13 AI agents on a game dev project

Deep dive into Aekan's dispatcher: a Node.js engine that drives 13 Claude agents autonomously, with learning, evaluation, and automatic coordination.
AekanKittyClawAIToolingSoftware Architecture
6 Apr

KittyClaw — An agent-driven kanban built for solo devs

I published KittyClaw, a local, lightweight project management tool designed for AI agents. Why I built it, and how I use it with Claude and Lain.
KittyClawToolingAIOpen Source

Projects

KittyClaw

Local kanban that orchestrates your Claude Code agents. Create a ticket, an automation engine fires the right agent, streams its output into the board, commits its work.

KittyClaw
ToolingAIOpen Source.NETBlazorClaude Code

UnityToolkit

UPM packages for Unity: GOAP, Wave Function Collapse, Unity Agent Bridge, Flow System and more.

UnityToolkit
Game DevelopmentUnity.NETTooling