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The Severity an AI Gives You When Auditing Code Is Not Data: It Is the Output of That Run
Jaime Marco · 2026-10-23
Run the same audit twice on the same code and you get different lists in a different order. Why it happens and how to rank findings with your own measurable criteria.
Why You Should Ask an AI to Leave Cells Blank
Jaime Marco · 2026-10-23
A complete, clean table looks more useful, but it stops you from telling what the AI counted from what it made up. The instruction that turns gaps into information.
Do TDD and SDD Contradict Each Other? How to Refactor Legacy Code With AI Without Breaking Anything
Jaime Marco · 2026-10-23
TDD and SDD are different layers that complement each other. With legacy code, start by pinning current behavior with characterization tests and leave bugs for separate tasks.
Everything in CLAUDE.md? What to Load Always and What to Load Only When Needed
Jaime Marco · 2026-10-23
The main instructions file travels with every conversation. Referencing files with @ tidies things up but does not save tokens. How to split rules, commands and skills with a simple criterion.
Does a Command Use Fewer Tokens Than Asking the AI in Natural Language?
Jaime Marco · 2026-10-23
What can run as deterministic code is usually cheaper, more precise and more repeatable than asking the model to do it. When it makes sense and what caveats apply.
Repeated Audits With AI: How to Decide What Counts as an Edge Case and What Not to Fix Again
Jaime Marco · 2026-10-23
If you repeat audits, the AI will flag again what you already ruled out. How to define an edge case using usage data and keep a record so each round builds on the previous one.
Browsers Are Turning Into AI Agents: What It Means for Your Website
Jaime Marco · 2026-09-21
Firefox is baking AI into the browser's core, so deeply that a group of developers has forked it just to strip it out. This isn't just a browser war: it's a signal that the browser is stopping being a window for the user and becoming a platform for AI agents that browse, decide, and buy on their behalf.